Sentence examples for grading terms from inspiring English sources

Make sure your professors stick with the grading terms they gave on the syllabus.

She believed the grading terms of accountability were too stark, without meaningful context.

For that reason he gave the bill an "F" when grading this term's legislation.

Honey is graded in terms of color, from water white, like a faintly sweet clover honey, to the stronger, more full-bodied amber, which comes from avocado blossoms.

In addition, in some cross-perceptual associations, such as from aural to visual and vice versa, pitch may be graded in terms of magnitude or altitude.

All recurrences were recorded and graded in terms of severity, polarity, and duration.

All the adverse events were graded in terms of severity and relation to study treatment.

The VEGF staining was graded in terms of its extent and intensity shown by Mattern et al. [ 9].

Each individual's score is graded in terms of where the score falls on percentiles for his/her age group normative scores as recommended in the test manual.

The studies were graded in terms of quality (high, moderate, or low) and strength (sufficient, limited, moderate, or lack evidence of toxicity).

Lower eyelid fat herniation and midface ptosis are each assessed and graded in terms of severity as mild, moderate, or severe.