Sentence examples for order to grade from inspiring English sources

The effort has already kindled debate between an industry trying to show itself as ecologically sensitive and skeptical activists who have now vowed to develop a rating system of their own in order to grade ski areas on their environmental conduct.

In order to grade each paper, the reader has to respect the following criteria: QA1.

The order to grade the attributes is randomized except that the attribute preference is always graded last.

Methods: In order to grade our production premises, we have compiled a validation plan which was accepted by the quality assurance person of TPC.

In order to grade the results of the optimal assignment approaches we compared the results with a state-of-the-art ligand-based VS method that uses a conformational sampling and molecular fields.

In fact, a systematic approach is introduced in order to grade the histopathological tissue sections into normal, OSF without dysplasia and OSF with dysplasia, which would help the oral onco-pathologists to screen the subjects rapidly.

The United States has never had an "educational system"; what it has had is 15,000 or so school districts, which decide more or less for themselves how and what to teach and what students need to learn in order to move from grade to grade, or to graduate.

Schools have an interest in maximising attendance in order to maximise grades, ratings and reputations.

In order to have graded levels of carbohydrate (dextrin) from 15 to 35%%, five isoenergetic and isonitrogenic diets were formulated by software Lindo (Table 1).

Within the storyline, Gordon recounts the series of events that lead to her career as Batgirl, including her first encounter with Batman as a child, studying martial arts under the tutelage of a sensei, memorizing maps and blue prints of the city, excelling in academics in order to skip grades, and pushing herself to become a star athlete.

Previously the primary goal of assessment was to measure student performance in order to assign grades and make judgmental decisions.