Sentence examples for number grade from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Thorsen: Let's say that your A is equal to a number grade of 100%; your partner's grade is a zero; he didn't hand any- thing in.

The AFIRMM score was then calculated as follows:

In univariate Cox regression analysis of several clinicopathological variables (age, sex, tumor size, number, grade, stage, intravesical therapy, and C16orf74 mRNA expression levels), age, intravesical therapy and C16orf74 mRNA expression levels were significant risk factors for progression (p = 0.031, p = 0.034 and p<0.001, respectively).

Associations between endotoxin concentrations and adenoma size, number, grade and location were also assessed by Mann–Whitney U test.

Outlier patients can always be grouped in one of the different clusters according to their clinical characters (size, number, grade, stage, etc).

Outlier patients can always be grouped into one of the different clusters according to their clinical characters (size, number, grade, stage, etc).

They gave number grades in categories such as bouquet, clarity, and taste, and then just added up the numbers.

On top of the number grades, the new report cards use letter grades to measure overall "interest and effort" in each subject.

The influx has sent memorabilia prices soaring, with a recognizable accomplice: Professional Sports Authenticators, the Moody's of the card world, which gives number grades to the goods, making it easier for untrained eyes to invest.

The first number graded the speaker on whether they got their point across in the allotted fifty seconds.

The academic literature about replacing letter and number grades with narrative assessments and conferences goes into detail on how to prepare faculty and students, but far less on how to readjust the worldview of parents.