Sentence examples for in which grade from inspiring English sources

In which grade did "Captain Underpants" most interest Tevin Cooke, according to the article?

In their 1988 paper, Lavender and Malmgren quantified root resorption with an index in which grade 1 is an irregular root contour; grade 2 is apical root resorption of less than 2 mm; grade 3 is apical root resorption greater than 2 mm to one third of the original root length; and grade 4 is root resorption exceeding one third of the original root length [4].

We live in a highly plugged-in world in which grade school students carry cellphones and adults move from one Wi-Fi hot spot to another.

I used to be surprised by the number of clients who would share stories about the ways in which grade school peers (including siblings) would taunt, tease, and torture them, but now it's one of the first questions I ask when a client presents with the fear of intimacy.

In the Sloane Project/UK audit of screen-detected DCIS, 62% of 1101 DCIS, in which grade was recorded, were of high grade (Thomas et al, 2008).

Cartilages were graded macroscopically according to a modified Outerbridge scale, in which grade I was normal cartilage, grade II mild OA, grade III moderate OA, and grade IV severe OA [ 22].

We now live in a country and a culture in which grade-school children are routinely drilled about what to do in the presence of a psychotic gunman.

The comical video for "Tighten Up" — in which grade-school versions of Mr. Carney and Mr. Auerbach battle for the affections of a girl on a playground, until the men pummel each other for the attention of her mother — provided the final spark.

So it is with "Celebrity Apprentice," a show in which grade-B artists mix with a former male pro wrestler, a current female pro wrestler, past Olympians, an Australian chef, a lingerie model, our former governor and a few truly ancillary characters in a competition in which Mr. Trump eliminates one contestant each week.

Coursera will also offer free humanities courses in which grading will be done by peers.

Jennifer Delahunty Britz describes a flawed admissions process in which grades and test scores are weighed against community service hours, leadership positions held and instruments played.