Sentence examples for graded lower from inspiring English sources

If the actual game time is longer, the crew of officials is graded lower in its weekly review.

One needn't be a clinical psychologist to realize that stocks with "buy" recommendations are more likely to be bought than those graded lower, and less likely to be sold off.

The half-time processed images were predominantly graded lower in comparison to images acquired with full time protocols, and a less aggressive reduction in scan-time is therefore recommended.

The performance of the device in enhancing venous return was explored in a pilot test on 11 healthy participants, wherein graded lower body negative pressure was employed as a surrogate of passive standing.

I will say this; we [Icelanders] should just realize -- with complete candor -- that in business we are graded lower than Nigeria.

2. When the experience of exercise was graded lower than the activity forgone, and graded lower than or at the same level as work, the value of utility in use of exercise was zero.

At worst, grading lowers interest in learning and enhances anxiety and extrinsic motivation, especially among those students who are struggling.

Among students who finish college, black students average two-thirds of a grade lower than whites.

They also have significantly lower educational attainment at GCSE level – the equivalent of nine grades lower overall than their peers.

The conversation went something like this: "Hi, I'm from one grade lower than [the deceased student].

Virgin oil, the next grade lower, must have free acidity of no more than two per cent.