Sentence examples for much higher grade from inspiring English sources

Thus a student who is mediocre or worse can end up with a much higher grade point average than one who is bright, talented, hardworking, motivated and knowledgeable.

The bigger threat would be that Iran's enrichment could quickly accelerate from there to the much higher grade of fuel typically used in modern nuclear warheads.

The bigger threat would be that its enrichment could quickly accelerate from there to the much higher grade of fuel — enriched to 90percenttypicallyally used in modern nuclear warheads.

She could console herself with the notion that her performance would have earned a much higher grade had she gone to a junior college close to home, but she probably won't see it that way.

Harvard Medical School's peers received much higher grades, ranging from the A for the University of Pennsylvania, to B's received by Stanford, Columbia and New York University, to the C for Yale.

Figure 11 clearly shows that the Second Life participants received much higher grades than the non-virtual world participants.

We know that young women have deep-rooted educational prejudices that science and technology favor male applicants (Zhu 2006), they lack self-esteem in the high technology fields despite their often much higher grades and performance than their male counterparts (ibid), and they struggle to balance family and working life often feeling that the former has to take precedence over the latter.

EBS provides a much higher level of performance comparable to high-grade local storage in terms of both access times and availability.

That report found significant benefits, particularly for high school students: After school participation was associated with higher test scores, and led to much higher rates of grade level progression for students in grades nine to 12. Middle school students enrolled in the program missed fewer days of school and had fewer disciplinary incidents.

In Saturday's edition he fields the strong favourite Mon Parrain, for whom hopes this term are much higher than a Grade Three handicap, with Poquelin, runner-up two years ago, as wingman at the top of the handicap.

Unexpectedly, liposomal irinotecan was also seen to have much higher rates of grade 3 or 4 events of diarrhea and nausea, as seen in Table 4.