Sentence examples for grade adapted from inspiring English sources
The present work is concerned with the effect of up to ∼3 Si wt.% in a steel grade adapted to low temperature bainitizing.
For NFATc1 immunostaining, the number of positive stained cell aggregations (defined as more than 25 cells) was used as a parameter for grading (adapted from [ 43]).
A wound grade criteria, adapted from that used by Stannard et al. [ 1], was applied at each dressing change as detailed below.
This classroom activity for grades 9 16, adapted from an exercise on PBS's NOVA website and available through the Science Education Resource Center, provides an excellent example of an active debate within the scientific community regarding a relatively recent human fossil find, H. floresiensis.
For laboratory tests, toxicity grading was adapted to normal reference ranges determined for the local adult population.
Systemic maximum toxicity was evaluated using a grading system adapted from the WHO.
Response was evaluated using a grading system adapted from Mandard and establishing an average and a maximal percentual representation of residual cancer cells in the cell population detected in 10 examined slices of formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded primary tumors.
After injection, the mice were evaluated as a function of time for the onset and severity of arthritis using a previously described grading system adapted for this model [ 20, 25].
We believe the five goals could be implemented during professional development programs in similar ways to the preservice course, and adapted to particular grade ranges.
The quantity, quality, and consistency of the best available evidence was graded by adapting an evidence-grading scheme recommended in the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: Methods Guide for Conducting Comparative Effectiveness Reviews.
The analyses were graded according to the CHERG rules using the adapted GRADE criteria and recommendations made after assessing the overall quality of the studies included in the meta-analyses.
