Sentence examples for grade in which from inspiring English sources
The actual iteration of dispensed citations was reminiscent of first grade, in which everyone is special in his own way.
Teams from the school won the sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade championships — every grade in which the school had entered a team.
Ms. Giglio, who has a proficiency in math, spent time in the classrooms and helped institute a Quiz Bowl in the fourth grade in which students competed in math, literature and science.
By contrast, the reading scores for 10th graders on the Texas exam -- the only high school grade in which the state test is given -- showed a large gain over the same period.
Columbia University plans to create a private school, for kindergarten through eighth grade, in which half of the roughly 700 seats would be reserved for children of the university's faculty and about 70 places would be reserved for neighborhood children on full scholarship, Columbia officials said yesterday.
They were taken from the tenth grade, since the ninth grade is the last grade in which Greek school students are taught evolutionary theory, as referred to above.
Likewise, the DCIS were screened for the reactivity of tumour cells with the various antibodies; mAb IID7-stained tumour cells in the same 56 specimens (18 grade 1; 14 grade 2; 24 grade 3) in which MEs showed a positive reaction.
All photographs were graded by an ophthalmologist according to the EURODIAB Study grading system, in which grade 0 is "no retinopathy," grade 1 is "minimal nonproliferative retinopathy," grade 2 is "moderate nonproliferative retinopathy," grade 3 is "severe nonproliferative or preproliferative retinopathy," grade 4 is "photocoagulated retinopathy," and grade 5 is "proliferative retinopathy".
In Beijing, both of my children had subjects or grades in which they performed poorly.
In Owasso Independent School District v. Falvo, No. 00-1073, the court ruled unanimously in an opinion by Justice Kennedy that the law did not cover the common practice of "peer grading," in which students mark one another's papers, because student-graded papers were not "education records".
Particleboard is made in several forms—single-layer, in which particle size is practically homogeneous throughout; three-layer, in which particle size is different in core and surface layers; and graded, in which there is a gradual, symmetrical reduction of particle size from the centre of a board to its surface layers.
