Sentence examples for involved grading from inspiring English sources

My father's musical discussion involved grading performances; though an intelligent auditor, he didn't play a musical instrument.

These involved grading of breast response (169 but only 9 involving pCR vs MRD); laterality (6); presence of axillary metastasis (35); lymph node counts (108); and type of axillary surgery (29).

It was further refined by the ACCP/SCCM consensus conference of 1991, which suggested that the process involved graded degrees of organ system dysfunction, and proposed the terminology 'multiple organ dysfunction syndrome' (MODS) to describe it [ 3].

For studies that involved graded categories of PM exposure, relative risks (RRs), with confidence intervals (CIs), were extracted for ages 0 4 and 0 14 years for the highest PM exposure category relative to the lowest.

It involves grading seven stereoscopic standard fields as a whole, and assigning a level of severity for the eye according to the greatest degree of retinopathy using a modified Airlie House Classification scheme [ 22].

The alternative method involves grading all stereoscopic standard fields as a whole, and assigning a level of severity for the eye according to the greatest degree of retinopathy using a modified Airlie House Classification scheme.

While a nerve cell can trigger a nerve cell downstream to turn on or off, a digital kind of information transfer, analog interactions among nerve cells involve graded effects.

It has long been known that increases in passive tension evoke contraction of smooth muscle in arteries [1], and evidence suggests that the underlying mechanism involves graded increases in Ca2+ within vascular smooth muscle cells as arteries are pressurized [2].

Physical rehabilitation training involves graded, individualized endurance and strength training prescribed by a pulmonary rehabilitation physiotherapist.

Five studies (i.e., Chao et al. 2015; Huang and Hong 2016; Kettle 2013; Schultz et al. 2014; Wang 2016) involved upper secondary students (Grade 10 to 12), four studies (i.e., Chen 2016; Clark 2015; Mazur et al. 2015; Snyder et al. 2014) involved ninth graders, and one study (i.e., DeSantis et al. 2015) involved Grade 9 to 11 students.

Liver steatosis was graded semi-quantitatively based on the percentage of hepatocytes according to the following criteria: grade 0, no hepatocytes involved; grade 1, 1% to 25% of hepatocytes involved; grade 2, 26% to 50% of hepatocytes involved; grade 3, 51% to 75% of hepatocytes involved; and grade 4, 76% to 100% of hepatocytes involved.