Sentence examples for grade improvements from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that, in most cases, polymer modification do not show significant low temperature performance grade improvements as compared to the corresponding base bitumen.

Consistent with this point, studies rarely showed overall course grade improvements, probably because many factors, one potentially being spatial skills, likely impacted STEM course grades.

Floor and ceiling effects must also be evaluated when introducing new scores, as a ceiling effect makes it impossible to grade improvements after interventions.

Healing of EE did not occur in five patients (11%): two patients in the 20-mg group were rated as improved but not completely healed (i.e., ≥ 1 LA grade improvement), and three patients in the 10-mg groups exhibited no change from baseline (n = 2, < 20 kg; n = 1, ≥ 20 kg).

For each GCSE exam grade improvement of the older sibling – for example, from a B to an A – the younger sibling's exam marks rise by 4% of a grade.

The combined system, MathSpring, had tens of thousands of student users during the evaluation period and produced nearly a letter grade improvement in students.

Specifically, the change in the formula from 2012 to 2013 "raised" the RSD district score from a D to a C. (For more on the "optical illusion" of RSD school grade "improvement," click here).

Subjects needed to have a two grade improvement in their ISGA.

The clinical efficacy of tazarotene was demonstrated by significant improvements (at least 1 grade improvement) in a higher percentage of patients than with the vehicle in overall assessment, mottled hyperpigmentation, irregular depigmentation, coarse wrinkling, elastosis and tactile roughness.

The subject in Figure 2 also maintained a 1 grade improvement in GAIS score over the duration of the study, relative to her pre-treatment appearance, as independently assessed by the investigator and by the subject.

There was no significant trend of grade improvement on these homework assignments in the semesters where clickers were used compared with the semesters when clickers were not used (unpublished data).