Sentence examples for more grading from inspiring English sources

Noel Murray declared that he enjoyed part two slightly more, grading it an A. He praised Torv and Noble's performances for "inhabiting their respective worlds so well", and Goldsman for "[shooting] this episode with an emphasis on the characters more than the setting".

But schools and school districts pay if they want to sync Seesaw with their student databases and grading systems, and get centralized administration, analytics and more grading features.

Premium accounts, which cost $159/year for teachers or $6/year per student for an entire school or district, allow for more grading capabilities and integration with Student Information Systems, more robust collaboration and reporting.

Some of us had practical experience using one of the systems or used additional background information related to one or more grading systems, and we may have been biased in favour of the system with which we were most familiar.

Perhaps most importantly, biology instructors can assign out-of-class work case studies, concept maps, and other written assignments that can promote student practice and focus students' attention on key ideas, while not creating more grading work for the instructor.

Ventricular repolarization, however, is slower and more graded.

However, if more contexts are used, this formulation implicitly permits more graded evaluations.

A more graded slope within a cell indicates an increase in asymmetry.

The association was stronger and more graded in Caucasians compared with African Americans (18).

The exercise capacity-related reduction in mortality appears to be stronger and more graded for Caucasians than for African Americans.

Also, for the CDAI, effect sizes appeared to be even more graded between the different ACR responder groups.