Sentence examples for grade of one from inspiring English sources
"Relatives" is here defined as anyone who falls within the "fourth grade" of one's own blood relatives i.e., up to and including one's cousins and the "second grade" of one's in-laws (up to grandparents and grandchildren).
Value Line assigns a grade of one, its highest, to the 10percentt of funds with the highest composite scores.
By Elmer Davis and James Thurber The New Yorker, April 26 , 1930 P. 11Children in the fourth grade of one of our progressive schools were being given an object lesson in benefits of vitamins in food.
More poems from children working with the Teachers and Writers' Collaborative can be read all week at New York Today: www.nytoday.com/the city Correction: November 19, 2000, Sunday The main front-page article in this section last Sunday, about children's poetry, misstated the grade of one poet, Anissa Lashley of P.S. 156 in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
A total of 78 students from the seventh grade of one middle school in Shenzhen were involved in this study.
The primary outcome measurement was improvement in the hepatic encephalopathy grade of one level or more (using the hepatic encephalopathy scoring algorithm (HESA), in which 0 is normal and 4 is coma).
When the grades of one undergraduate in her laboratory fell during the fall semester, Dr. Bargonetti called her in and told her, "If you decide to keep partying, you'll be history".
For instance, at (theta =0), COV, MD, and SPT with grey relational grades of one are ranked in the second, third, and fourth places, respectively, while GCMD, VALUE, and LPT with grey relational grades of less than one are ranked in the ninth, eighth, and sixth places, respectively (Tables 4, 6).
This holds potentially also for different grades of one cancer type.
Morphometrical grading of one sample takes approximately 30 min which is considerably more than the time generally used in subjective grading.
In the present validation study, the use of various methods simultaneously in the analyses allowed a better view of the importance and the sensitivity grade of each one.
