Sentence examples for into 3 grade from inspiring English sources

Participants were then classified using the civil service employment grade classification and grouped into 3 grade categories: high (administrative), intermediate (professional or executive), and low (clerical or support).

According to their mechanical behaviour, atherosclerotic plaques were separated into 3 grades of stiffness.

Based on the World Health Organization grading system, the histological characteristics of transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) were classified into 3 grades (grades 1 3).

Type 1 includes endometrioid adenocarcinoma, the most common histologic subtype (90% of cases of endometrial cancer), further subdivided into 3 grades according to degree of differentiation.

Briefly, hospitals in China are classified into 3 grades: I (community hospitals); II (hospitals that serve several communities); or III (central hospitals for a certain district or city).

The reflective aspect of Mind may be summarized by deconstructing the compound sentence "I am sensing; I am feeling; I am thinking" into 3 grades.

These criteria included synovial vascularization, villi formation, and hypertrophic aspect of the tissue and allowed the classification of the synovial membrane into 3 grades: normal, reactive, and inflamed.

2) Spondylolysthesis will be scored if the intervertebral sliding is > 2 mm [ 27]. 3) Osteoporotic fractures will be evaluated using the system designed by Genant et al. Using this system, fractures are subdivided into 3 grades depending on the percentage of height reduction of the vertebrae: grade1 = mild, grade 2 = moderate and grade 3 = severe [ 28].

Because our data dealt with NETs from all sites of body and we did not have sufficient number of Ki-67 data, we followed the analysis method used in the SEER report, which included NETs from most sites and classified NETs into 4 grade groups (Grade 1-4).

The balls are then sorted into 12 grades based on original retail price and how discolored or blemished they remain.

There was not only a distinction between "old cadres" and "new cadres," depending on nothing more substantial than the date of an official's entry into the revolutionary movement, but also a complex system of job evaluation that divided the civil service into 24 grades, each with its own rank, salary scales, and distinctions.