Sentence examples for grade higher from inspiring English sources
Last week you were up to task: the average quiz score was sixty-one per cent, a full letter grade higher than previous weeks.
The course led into the mountains at a steep 12 percent grade, higher than the maximum incline on most treadmills.
On average, state school pupils who won places had one grade higher at A-level than those from private schools.
Dr Vikki Boliver, the author of the study, found that black, Pakistani and Bangladeshi pupils also required up to one grade higher at A-level than their white counterparts to stand the same chance of receiving an offer.
The New Yorker, May 22 , 1948P. 33 Mrs. Bullard's son, Robert, is a child of exceptional mental ability but he is never promoted to a grade higher than the one corresponding to has age.
Today's servicemen and women may not be Ivy Leaguers, but in fact they are better educated than the population at large: reading scores are a full grade higher for enlisted personnel than for their civilian counterparts of the same age.
By Janet Curren Owen The New Yorker, May 22 , 1948P. 33 Mrs. Bullard's son, Robert, is a child of exceptional mental ability but he is never promoted to a grade higher than the one corresponding to has age.
"He went overboard, to the point he wanted me to understand that he not only held me to the standards of being a player on his team, but also the Caruso standards, which were a grade higher".
The polycarbonate with 70/30 mol% of ISB/CHDM shows a 1.25-fold higher Young's modulus, 1.05-fold higher ultimate tensile strength, and one-grade higher pencil hardness than the bisphenol-A (BPA -based polycarBPA -based
No correlation was observed between MGMT expression and survival, either for the entire cohort or for each WHO histopathologic group but a correlation was observed between MGMT expression and grade classified as 'high-grade' (higher expression) vs 'low-grade' (P=0.0126).
New qualifications were developed to cope with changing aspirations and economics, with the Leaving Certificate being replaced by the Scottish Certificate of Education Ordinary Grade ('O-Grade') and Higher Grade ('Higher') qualifications in 1962, which became the basic entry qualification for university study.
