Sentence examples for grade accurately from inspiring English sources

Receiver-operator characteristic curves demonstrated that depth of invasion, lymph vascular space involvement, and grade accurately predicted advanced-stage disease 73%, 77% and 80% of the time, respectively.

The current study examined whether teacher and parent ratings of externalizing behavior during kindergarten and 1st grade accurately predicted the presence of adult convictions by age 25.

Late radiation proctitis may be less easy to grade accurately on rigid sigmoidoscopy compared to flexible sigmoidoscopy and there is also anecdotal evidence that some of the bowel preparations commonly used for flexible endoscopic examinations may exacerbate the changes seen.

However, the present limited ability to predict tumor stage and grade accurately before surgery makes it difficult to select proper candidates for neoadjuvant therapy, while the loss of renal unit would limit the use of cisplatin-based chemotherapy in adjuvant therapy [ 10, 11].

It started in the 80s with Kenneth Baker [education secretary under Margaret Thatcher, 1986-1989], who didn't want art in his national curriculum but was persuaded that it could be graded accurately not as a voice for self-expression but as a set of skills.

The progress reports measure improvement based on how schools with similar demographics fare against one another, assigning them grades from A through F. But because the way the grades are calculated has changed several times, it is hard to use the reports to compare a school's progress from year to year or to determine if the grades accurately reflect shifts in performance over time.

Either (1) we know that on the whole those grades accurately measure the degree to which a student has mastered the course material and achieved the objectives of the course, or (2) we do not know.

Whether this grading accurately reflects the true muscular changes is not clear.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: "We trust teachers to act in the best interests of their students by giving fair predicted A level grades that accurately reflect their ability.

Even with a "C" Cinemascore grade and (accurately) lousy reviews, this is a huge win and more proof that franchises like this are critic-proof so long as even the bad reviews reassure viewers that they'll get what they want from a given entry.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has found that when asked the right questions students as young as fourth grade can accurately identify the effectiveness of their teachers as well as any other accepted metric for teacher quality.