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Within each group, frequency was graded systematically from high to low; subgroups of high- and low-frequency compounds – matched between the groups – each contained two compounds.
The grades ranged from high to low differentiation, with the majority of samples having low differentiation (grade 3, n = 18, Table 1).
* 1 = move up or down one grade (for example from high to moderate) 2 = move up or down two grades (for example from high to low) The highest possible score is High (4) and the lowest possible score is Very low (1).
The quality of evidence for each outcome is graded in four categories from high to very low (see Table 2 for detailed description of the categories).
The prevalence of NAFLD increased significantly from 22.5% to 42.4% (all grades) and from 9.2% to 24.0% (moderate or severe grade) from the highest to the lowest quartile of serum amylase.
It is here proposed that the grade for the internal validity of a study could in some instances justifiably decrease the overall grade by three grades (e.g. from high to very low) instead of the up to two grade decrease, as suggested by the GRADE method.
Positive LAM results were graded from 1 (low) to 5 (high).
Positive tests were graded from 1+ (lowest intensity) to 5+ (highest intensity), using the manufacturer's original reference guide with five positive categories.
I-levels would also have a new marking scheme, with grades running from 8 (highest) to 1 (lowest), replacing the scheme currently in use, which grades students from A* (highest) to F (lowest).
The trend of worsening agreement between radiological and pathological measurement of DCIS from conservation to mastectomy specimens, from high-grade to low-grade disease and from successful single BCS to failed primary BCS is underlined by the increasing Altman Bland bias from one group to the next (Table 4).
A significant increasing expression of the Bmi-1 was observed from high-grade to low-grade tumors.
