Sentence examples for examiner grade from inspiring English sources

There were no significant effects of age or examiner grade on the prevalence of signs (data not shown) and simultaneous adjustment for age, gender and examination era made no meaningful difference to the results (Tables  2 and 3).

The examiner grades the overall rigidity according to severity, distribution (e.g., neck, arms, legs), and whether the rigidity is present at rest and in nonmedicated state.

Of the 46 lesions, examiner 1 graded none of the lesions with a score of 1, 9 lesions a score of 2, 7 lesions a score of 3, 26 lesions a score of 4, 4 lesions a score of 5.

Sections were stained with eosin/hematoxylin, and a blinded examiner (CE) graded synovitis and joint destruction.

The FDT visual fields will be read by an independent, experienced examiner who will grade them as normal; blind (i.e. central field of <10); severely visually impaired (i.e. central field of 10 to <20); or other field loss.

Training grade examiners reported fewer examinations where these signs were present than fully trained forensic paediatricians (cases: 68% versus 75%; controls 11% v 19%) but these differences were not significant (P = 0.4 and 0.2 respectively).

These can be taken during examinations and graded remotely, thus enabling the examiners to be blinded [ 17].

Two masked examiners viewed and graded the images in comparison with standard photographs representative of 5 distinct grades of retinal vascular dilation and tortuosity.

After a review of final exams in many high schools, examiners gave improved grades to almost 2,000 of some 91,000 students who had complained of their grades being lowered in tests crucial for university entrance.

The papers shared some common "anchor" questions that helped examiners determine where the grade boundaries should be.

More than 700 schools have produced evidence purporting to show that pupils were unfairly treated by examiners who moved the grade boundary for summer's GCSE English exams.