Sentence examples for highest grade achieved from inspiring English sources

After making these cuts, we are left with a sample of 506,930 occupation and education level pairs, where the education level is defined as the highest grade achieved by the surveyed individual.

If so, wear the uniform of the highest grade achieved during wartime.

Most of the evidence gathered was in the B3 category (individual, well-designed, non-experimental studies; well-designed qualitative studies; and well-designed analytical studies, including secondary analysis), which was also the highest evidence grade achieved in this review.

This report shows that adults who had private lessons as children and sat a music exam were much more likely to still play an instrument – and the higher the grade achieved, the more likely they were to continue learning.

Respondents are asked to report the level of highest achievement and the grade achieved within that level.

And a new study by Christopher Jencks of Harvard University and Meredith Phillips of the University of California at Los Angeles found that high school is not too late to make a difference: those whose math test scores increased between 10th and 12th grade achieved higher incomes later in life compared with those who started at the same level but did not raise their scores.

The school said that the higher GCSE grades achieved by girls was evidence that they were not victims of discrimination.

We studied the solar cells realized depositing blend solutions based on various Xylenes (ortho, para and an isomeric mixture from technical grade) achieving high power conversion efficiencies up to 8.7%.

However, when the higher water to cement ratio (0.65 0.67) was used, the specimens with the finer sand grading achieved higher long-term compressive, flexural and splitting tensile strengths than those of the coarser sand grading.

One patient (high-grade osteosarcoma) achieved a complete remission with adjuvant chemotherapy and currently shows no evidence of disease (at 64 months after operation).

A higher proportion of students achieved the highest grade – A* – but the proportion of students achieving all other grades slightly fell.