Sentence examples for minimal graded from inspiring English sources
Besides, the graded completion has a simpler structure than the Leavitt path algebra itself: the graded completion is semisimple, i.e. a sum of minimal graded ideals (Theorem 1).
The quality of novices in the curriculum differs widely between countries and within countries, if we observe the implementation of entrance tests, the insistence on minimal grade levels, selection procedures based on interviews, etc.
The presence of 5-FU only slightly affected the overall subconjunctival tolerance of POE in rabbits, whereas the addition of DEX-P markedly improved POE tolerance by reducing the hyperemia of the conjunctiva to a minimal grade.
These include requirements to live in dorms for certain periods, to wear particular clothing and to maintain minimal grade point averages while on the team.
So we have created many initiatives... college scholarships for the children of every one of our employees, who only need to achieve a minimal grade average to attend a two- or four-year college.
Most gifted kids are unable to qualify and access special education accommodation due to meeting minimal "grade level requirements" and the lack of access to comprehensive or special education evaluations.
In brief, the degree of sclerosis in each glomerulus was subjectively graded on a scale of 0 4: Grade 0, normal; Grade 1, sclerotic area up to 25% (minimal); Grade 2, sclerotic area 25 50% (moderate); Grade 3, sclerotic area 50 75% (moderate to severe) and Grade 4, sclerotic area 75 100% (severe).
Myelosuppression was minimal; grade III neutropenia and anaemia developed in 11 and 2% with no grade III thrombocytopenia.
The heterogeneity score of NIH thickness in OCT was determined by subtracting the minimal grade from the maximal grade.
Follow-up phase Ib/II studies in relapsed/refractory CLL achieved an ORR of 67%, with only minimal grade 3 4 hematologic toxicity.
Their study results showed that infants with SBS on TPN for more than 9 months had only minimal grade villi atrophy.
