Sentence examples for missing grade from inspiring English sources

Coaching anywhere has its perils, as in Tennessee, where the basketball coach Bruce Pearl awaits the eligibility ruling on one of his players because of a missing grade in a bowling class.

The proposed imputation strategies could certainly be applied to cases missing grade or stage and even missing age or race; for the later imputation weights (for Strategy 3) would just be based on the overall population weights.

There was little variation among the race/ethnicities for missing grade, ranging from 5.5% to 6.0%.

The NPI could not be calculated in 20% of the cases because of missing grade (6%), size (7%) and/or nodal status (14%).

It is unclear why there is such a large variation in grade between the two countries, although it should be noted that a large amount of GCR cases (27%) was missing grade information.

You could be failing because you can't keep up with your assignments and are missing grades.

The story starts with a missed grade in my English literature A-level, continues with a rushed decision about where and what to study, and ends with me back at home six weeks later, having dropped out.

This is an important decision and not one to be rushed into on a wave of disappointment about missed grades.

Missing grades appear corresponding to incomplete subjects as detailed in Table 1 where the percentage of missingness in data set "Year 2" is the highest and the one in "Year 4" is the lowest.

Five patients missing Gleason grade were excluded from the analyses of high grade disease.

Using multiple imputation for missing American Society of Anesthesiologists grade and deprivation category (926 (14.9%) missing American Society of Anesthesiologists grade, 80 (13%) missing Scottish index of multiple deprivation category made no difference to the variables in the model and resulted in similar discrimination (C statistic 0.74, 95% confidence interval 0.73 to 0.75)).