If there was such a demand for my classes it meant I gave out too many high grades.
According to Jonathan Lord, there are always international vacancies for engineers and, traditionally, the UK produces many high-grade engineers.
Type I double eagles have been recovered from shipwrecks, bringing many high-grade early specimens onto the market, with the romance of "treasure coins" increasing the public demand.
In the absence of broader cross-protection, the large majority of low-grade and many high-grade abnormalities would still occur in vaccinated women.
In the absence of broader cross-protection, the large majority of low-grade and many high-grade abnormalities may still occur in sexually active vaccinated women.
NACC1 gene amplification accounts for the increased expression in many high-grade ovarian serous carcinomas; however, some serous carcinomas did have increased NAC1 expression in the absence of gene amplification (Nakayama et al, 2010; Shih Ie et al, 2011).
In view of the putative tumour-suppressor characteristics of the DCC gene its loss or reduction of expression could be a specific event in the development or progression of many high-grade osteosarcomas.
Even more concerning is the out-of-pocket expense to patients (equaling or exceeding that of many medications with a high grade recommendations from international guidelines).
Because so many applicants have carbon-copy high grade point averages and MCAT scores, committee members have the luxury of looking for a history of service activities, rather than a single experience, and for work that is substantive -- say, a clinic, nursing home, rescue squad or hospice.
Some were used for food and many more were killed for high grade "turtle oil" from the late 19th century onward for lucrative sale to continental Ecuador.
