Sentence examples for major grades from inspiring English sources
Two major grades of palm olein are produced in Malaysia, standard olein and double fraction (or super) olein [33].
Each borrower must scan in their national ID cards to verify who they are, and list their school, major, grades, hometown, parents ID cards and income.
According to this system, pin site infections are classified into two groups, minor (Grades 1 3) and major (Grades 4 6), with the significant difference between the two groups being that the external fixation pin has to be abandoned in major infections [35].
Major grades of intraventricular haemorrhage (IVH) are associated with adverse neurodevelopmental sequelae in early childhood but the extent of problems in specific cognitive areas, such as executive function, and the contribution of lesser grades of IVH to neurodevelopmental problems at school age are not well described.
The major grades 3 and 4 toxicities were haematologic and gastrointestinal toxicities when gemcitabine was combined with radiotherapy.
Our data suggest that the aquaporin repertoires of extant arthropods have expanded independently in the different lineages, but can be phylogenetically classified into three major grades as opposed to four present in deuterostome animals.
Routine administrative information such as lab section, lecture section, student major, course grades, and exam grades was easily collected from instructor databases.
Students will need to disclose what school they attend, their major, grade point average, SAT score and how far they are from graduating.
Despite favourable preoperative patient features and lower objective complexity of tumours, laparoscopic surgery is associated with more major (grade III or higher) overall (6.2-9 % versus 3 6.3 %) and urological (particularly urine leak) complications compared with O-PN [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12].
No major grade III/IV adverse events were observed.
Major grade 3 4 toxicities were neutropenia (51%), anaemia (22%), diarrhoea (16%), and infections (20%).
