Sentence examples for grading allows for from inspiring English sources
The inherent subjectivity of questionnaire results, as well as semiquantitative histological grading, allows for descriptive presentation of the material, rather than statistical analysis.
First, the study has a large sample size of office-based workers with varying educational levels and job grades allowing for the generalization of findings.
It lessens subjectivity in grading and allows for a swifter grading of student's performance or work.
Our grading system allows for inter- and intra-country comparisons by providing a systematic process for monitoring access to EmOC in rural, low-income countries similar to Zambia.
The SiGe graded buffer allows for lattice matching of the top and bottom cell while providing a low dislocation interface between the silicon substrate and the device layers.
While the strength of a recommendation may often reflect the evidence base, the GRADE system allows for occasions where this is not the case for example, where it seems good sense to make a recommendation despite the absence of high-quality scientific evidence such as a large randomised controlled trial (RCT) (table 1).
Both systems provide a numerical score that allows for grading disease activity and staging fibrosis.
Use of a grading system also allows for recognition of improvements in capacity.
Given the timing of the implemented grading policy change at UCSD, we were able to evaluate how the same group of students performed when exposed to both grading systems – allowing for greater ability to detect any impact the grading policy change had on student performance.
Conversely, while consumer grade 3D printing allows for the creation of a broad range of prototypes, the strength and precision of the parts it yields simply isn't good enough for mechanical prototypes.
We hypothesized that molecular characterization of the grade may allow for full exploitation of the association between the grade and relapse beyond the ability of traditional grading procedures.
