Sentence examples for one cumulative from inspiring English sources

Final course grades (A, B, C, D, or F on a 10-point grading scale), final course percentage (based on in-class exercises, three exams, and one cumulative final exam), and the final exam scores were used to assess the effects of study groups on student learning.

Under these conditions, the whole Ag-Pd alloy behaves as one "cumulative" diffusing agent with a significantly suppressed possibility for Ag atoms migration.

The metric shows up under some embedded tweets when they appear elsewhere on the web, and seems to replace both the retweet and replies totals with one, cumulative total.

Similarly, for each of the four pSIA scenarios, we keep the time between the incidence reaching one cumulative paralytic case and the oSIAs constant.

Overall, mean WQL was 11.1 weeks, median WQL was 6.8 weeks, and 13% of the enrollees had less than one cumulative WQL in the year following enrollment.

In addition, only three homework assignments were completed outside the classroom to help students prepare for four high-stakes exams (three semester exams and one cumulative final).

Because the error that affects the measurements is 0.1 °C, the error on the Δ T is 0.2 while the one on cumulative function is 6.4 °C.

On one hand, cumulative experience with drug abuse appears to alter the molecular, cellular and circuit mechanisms that mediate inhibitory abilities, leading to increasingly uncontrolled patterns of drug-seeking and -taking.

We calculated the one year cumulative incidence of hospital admission and one year cumulative incidence of death among all beneficiaries in the Medicare fee for service comparator population in 2009.

The evolution of a star from white dwarf to supernova is one such cumulative change.

The United States federation's plan to reform judging would keep the current scoring system intact, except for one change: cumulative scores would be replaced by a median mark, which would throw out highs and lows.