Sentence examples for grading data from inspiring English sources

The year 2000 was when Britain became more middle class than working class, according to social grading data.

These systems also keep your grading data backed up and secure.

Grading data, Scharf said, form a "landscape of pairwise comparisons," with thousands of students choosing from hundreds of course options.

When it has been run using actual Princeton grading data — masked for confidentiality — the model has been able to accurately predict individual grades removed from the data set.

But Tito Craige, chairman of the social studies department at East Chapel Hill High School, said the system had infuriated teachers by requiring multiple passwords in a session, by losing enrollment and grading data, by reporting late students as absent, and by crashing when thousands of teachers across the state signed on simultaneously.

A study by Stuart Rojstaczer and Christopher Healy of grading data from 200 four-year colleges and universities from 1940 to 2009 found that A's represent 43percentt of all letter grades on college campuses, up from 15percentt in 1960 and 31percentt in 1988.

We have highly qualified engineers who ensure that we have industry grade data protection for both lenders and borrowers.

Steers were harvested and after a 72-h chill, carcass quality and yield grade data were collected.

Miksad, R. A. & Abernethy, A. P. Harnessing the power of real-world evidence (RWE): a checklist to ensure regulatory-grade data quality.

Based on the above work, a bauxite deposit in a longwall mining panel was modelled by scattered grade data from ores sampled on the entry wall.

Discreet sensors in the seat provide medical-grade data to the vehicle, which can then react with tones, vibrations or visual responses when it thinks the driver is stressed, drowsy or distracted.