Sentence examples for implications of grade from inspiring English sources

The implications of grade inflation are obvious in an underperforming school where both the administrators and the teachers want to keep their school open and their jobs intact.

To the best of our knowledge, there has been no systematic study of the implications of the grade of pre-existing radiologic osteoarthritis on the functional outcome or revision rates following hemiarthroplasty for femoral neck fracture in elderly patients.

Social data implications, of course.

Pia Moos does not intend to tell her son, Faust Moos-Nuñez, about the implications of the third grade test.

Prognostic implications of TIMI flow grade in the infarct related artery compared with continuous 12 lead ST segment resolution analysis: Re-examining the "gold standard" for myocardial reperfusion assessment.

The implications of such functionally graded structures are also discussed for the design of dental restorations.

BACKGROUND Survival implications of achieving different grades of physical independence after lower extremity amputation are unknown.

Gene expression signatures are likely to indicate a prognostically relevant dichotomy (low grade versus high grade), though the implications of this observation for therapy require further study [ 87, 88].

Importantly, the effects of the high circulating levels of leptin found in leptin resistant states on immune cells differentiation and the implications of this process on low-grade inflammation should be determined.

The association of density both with higher cancer incidence (particularly of grade 3 cancers) and with lower screening sensitivity has implications for the organisation of screening programmes.

The practical clinical implications of the consensus statements are summarised for each grade of evidence in Table  4.