Sentence examples for point grading from inspiring English sources

"Well, again, he's a candidate and I don't want to be in the business of rating candidates at this point, grading them.

The indicator presented in this study will henceforth be referred to as statistical meaningfulness and has a dual quality point grading scale: statistically meaningful, and not statistically meaningful.

The four point grading system for the MIDAS questionnaire is as follows: Grade I (scores ranging from 0 to 5), little or no disability; Grade II (scores ranging from 6 to 10), mild disability; Grade III (scores ranging from 11 20), moderate disability; Grade IV (scores of 21 or greater), severe disability.

At the end of the study the investigator provided a general assessment of analgesic and anti-inflammatory efficacy of the treatment for each horse using a 4 point grading system whereby 1, 2, 3 and 4 denoted excellent, good, moderate and poor, respectively.

Multiply your credit hours by the number your grading scale calls an A. On the four-point grading scale, which we are using here, A=4. 13 (credit hours) x 4 (maximum grade) = 52.

Take that number you got in step 5, and multiply it by the number your grading scale calls an A. On the four-point grading scale, A=4, so using our example, 0.8269 x 4 = 3.3.

Russia's five-point grading system now also takes precedence over Ukraine's 12-point scheme.

Sometimes students are separated in class rankings by a few hundredths of a point in a four-point grading system, in which an A is worth four points and a B three points.

(Like Merrill Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney used a five-point grading system, but its wording was slightly different: 1 meant buy; 2 — outperform; 3 — neutral; 4 — underperform; 5 — sell).

More curiously, the lawsuit also suggests that Mr. Galloni would use "the proprietary 50-to-100-point grading scale" in his new venture, which the suit says would violate Maryland rules governing trade secrets.

Its ahead-of-the-curve reviews and distinctive 10-point grading system ("Pitchfork Gives Music 6.8," joked The Onion) have the power to make or break careers, including Arcade Fire (9.7) in the first category and Travis Morrison (0.0) in the second.