Sentence examples for if grading from inspiring English sources

The millions of indigenous peoples in the U.S., however, if grading the U.S. on how they view the nation's efforts to protect their fundamental human rights would probably give the U.S. an "F".

aThe hazard ratio exp(B) of the stage given is the relative risk of this stage with respect to stage I. bThe effect of the interaction term on survival can be described as follows: if grading equals G1 or G2, the hazard ratio of topoisomerase IIα positive versus negative is 1.48 (95% confidence interval (CI) 0.77 to 2.83); if grading equals G3, this hazard ratio is 4.96 (95% CI 2.00 to 12.29).

Critics warn that if grading is too easy, learning will lag.

So if students are more proficient, there should be more A's, even if grading is just as strict.

Thus, high angiogenic activity in itself is not a trait reserved only for high-grade tumours, and these patients would be false positives if grading was based on rCBF alone.

If they were graded as superior then they were promoted, if graded adequate then they retained their ranks, and if graded inadequate they were demoted one rank.

Evidence was assessed as strong if a paper was graded strong for population, ascertainment and analysis, strong– if graded as strong for two of the areas and moderate for one area, and moderate if graded as strong for one area and moderate for two areas, or as moderate for all three areas.

If he is grading papers, he chooses a couch.

It was as if Grade had never gone away.

Many educators say parents should crack down on their teenagers' jobs if grades start to languish.

Ms. Feliz would have aced the course if grades had been given.