Sentence examples for numerical grade from inspiring English sources

It also gives founders written evaluations of V.C.s, complete with a numerical grade.

It's an easy number to calculate and satisfies the desire for a single numerical grade.

The virtuosity of theatrical craft, by comparison, is reassuring in its transmissibility and manageability; it's nearly quantifiable, which allows critics to play teacher and assign the equivalent of a numerical grade.

A man who makes love to fifty-some women and then publishes a list in which each one gets a numerical grade would not be called a lady's man.

He was not the only one to invoke the stigma of an upper-case A. In point of fact, the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene would assign a bright-blue letter "A" or a green B to New York restaurants that have passed inspection, instead of handing out a numerical grade as is done now.

As per ISO 10993-5, a numerical grade greater than 2 is considered cytotoxic.

New York's standardized tests also use the numerical grading system.

At the high school where I teach, we don't use absolute class rank, weighted grades or numerical grades.

Mr. Johnson, Britain's most urbane critic, shuns numerical grades but uses a star system to rate producers.

Few appear to have grasped the new nine to one numerical grading system to be introduced for GCSEs, replacing the more traditional A-G letter grading.

Under the leadership of Alison McKenzie, a former teacher at River East, the school has replaced narrative reports on student progress with numerical grades.