Sentence examples for effect of the grading from inspiring English sources

Studies on the effect of the grading index, thickness ratio, the electromechanical coupling, and thermo-mechanical surface boundary condition on the bending behavior of the structure were analyzed.

Mapping from undergraduate major to undergraduate major category are provided in Additional file 2. To assess the effect of the grading policy change on academic performance of members of the class of 2013, the average percent correct score for the MS1 and MS2 years was computed for each student.

We also investigated the effect of the grade of nerve root compression on contrast dispersal pattern and pain reduction.

Harrison et al. [12] have recently investigated the effect of the grade of the surgeon in the development of deep infections following hip fracture surgery.

3.1, this robustness check is necessary to show that, the negative effect of the low track and the positive effect of the grade on both outcomes, do not result from an upward bias due to the pathways of 2-year dual VET students, as this latter group of students is heavily selected on the lower end of the achievement distribution.

Tests for non-proportionality based on the cumulative residuals suggested a persistent time-varying effect of the grade for the analysis restricted to the first 4.3 years.

Another weakness is the lack of attention to how family resources affect enrollment through their effect on the grade of school.

Initial trials to determine the effects of the grade of glycerol on the yields of 1,3-PDO from C. butyricum were carried out with 170 mM of initial glycerol (crude versus pure) concentration (data not shown).

In this study, the aim is to investigate the effect of grading the core on the structural as well as impact performance of sandwich panels made of GFRP skins and PVC foam core.

For each outcome of interest, we assessed the quality of evidence, defined as confidence in the estimate of effect, using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) framework.

The effect of the increasing grade of concrete is also presented.