Sentence examples for established grade from inspiring English sources

Scenic Blast has won established Grade One sprints at home and may simply prove different class to the best of British, Amour Propre and Fleeting Spirit.

The tibial plateaus were obtained from patients undergoing total knee replacement for established grade IV (Outerbridge classification) medial compartment OA (radiographic and macroscopic diagnosis).

Based on the anterior surface mean keratometry value (Kmean), three keratoconus grades and a normal grade classified as grade 0 were established: grade 1 Kmean < 48 D; grade 2 48 D ≤ Kmean < 52 D; grade 3 Kmean ≥ 52 D [ 8].

These studies established graded Shh signalling in the neural tube as an experimentally tractable system for understanding the molecular mechanism of morphogen action.

All histological and IHC sections were blindly evaluated using a previously established grading scale detailing the severity of OA characteristics in equine cartilage [ 25].

Our methods for grading radiographic pelvic enthesophytes were subjective, because of the absence of any established grading method (although there have been 2 previous small studies in which a semiquantitative scoring system was used [46,47]).

For image interpretation, signal characteristics on T1WI and T2WI were compared to the signal of adjacent normal liver by visual assessment according to an established grading described by van den Bos et al. [ 16]: 1 = markedly hypointense; 2 = slightly hypointense; 3 = isointense; 4 = slightly hyperintense; 5 = markedly hyperintense.

Histopathology is the established grading method and has many advantages, including a long history, broad base of experience, ease of application and relatively low costs; however, Gleason histopathology also has some limitations such as intra- and interobserver variability in reading [70].

AQA, which had been trying to draw up a new specification as part of the government's revised qualifications, pulled out saying there were too many difficulties establishing grade boundaries and finding examiners with enough experience.

The rule that the state's power to take appropriate measures to guard the safety of all who may be within its jurisdiction may not be bargained away was applied to compel carriers to establish grade crossings at their own expense, despite contracts to the contrary (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co. v. Nebraska, 170 U. S. 57, 18 Sup.

The results of Pisa tests in competitor countries, which have become an influential measure for international comparisons, will be used to establish grade five.