Sentence examples for grade was lowered from inspiring English sources

The age for starting 1st grade was lowered to 60 to 66 months old, and a 12-week adaptation and preparation process was added to the program for the students' adaptation to school.

She also refused to comment on why the detainee's security grade was lowered down from S5 to S3, allowing them to walk freely inside the prison's courtyard where the helicopter picked them up.

A student in Northern California said her class-participation grade was lowered because she refused to stand during the Pledge of Allegiance, her chosen form of protest over the mistreatment of her Native American ancestors.

After a review of final exams in many high schools, examiners gave improved grades to almost 2,000 of some 91,000 students who had complained of their grades being lowered in tests crucial for university entrance.

In seven, the grade was lower and in two it was higher.

As shown in Table 3 > -wrap-foot>, in 27 of the 55 cases (49%) the grades were the same, in the rest the invasive grade was lower in 25 and higher in three.

Others have found that despite a lower probability of detecting early breast cancers in users of HRT at the time of mammographic examinations, the histological malignancy grade was lower in HRT users compared to never users (Esteve et al, 2002).

My standard for a C-, the minimum passing grade, is lower than traditional: 50%+ 1.

Fewer children from these streets reach university, because the percentage of pupils from local schools gaining three passes at higher grade is lower than anywhere else, while those with five passes are almost unheard of.

If the grade is lower than an A, the restaurant can wait until a second review by a different inspector within a month "that would permit a letter change," Mr. Marcus said.

By reason of its grade being lower, and because it was incapable of being properly drained, the condition of the territory of which the lot in controversy was a part was such, during the period between the years 1860 and 1870, as to endanger the public health.