Sentence examples for grade established from inspiring English sources

Istanbul also did not meet the minimum acceptable grade established by the working group, but the executive board, essentially the board of directors, decided by a majority vote to allow Istanbul to bid because its candidacy was considered the strongest of the second tier.

Tumors were classified according to WHO guidelines [ 16] and histological grade established using the modified Bloom and Richardson method [ 17].

One way to do so is by checking Charity Navigator, which grades established charities based on transparency and financial health and has put together a list of those active in the recovery from Florence.

The histological diagnosis of fatty liver disease and cirrhosis was defined by a single blinded experienced pathologist based on the hepatic steatosis grading established by Ishak et al [ 36] and on the scoring system for hepatic fibrosis described by Plummer et al [ 37], respectively.

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].

Though Vollmer never finished the sixth grade, he established the country's first criminology program at the University of California in 1916.

In the event that a student disputes an end-quarter grade, the established grievance procedure should be followed (see the "Student Academic Grievance Procedure" section of this bulletin).

The tumors were staged according to FIGO classification and histopathology, and grade was established by an experienced pathologist (Table 2).

The grade was established using the scale of Bloom-Richardson in modification of Elston and Ellis [ 9].

Cell diameter threshold values for each histological grade were established by Receiver-Operating curves (ROC), when using either acriflavine or methylene blue.

Although axillary node status and histological malignancy grade are established and reliable prognostic factors in tumours larger than 20 mm, the predictive value of these factors is reduced at sizes under 15 mm.