Sentence examples for position grade from inspiring English sources

Strong correlation between patient self-perception and clinical examination, including Friedman tongue position grade and Friedman clinical staging, of OSA severity and AHI was also found [ 11].

The position grade categories included: U1 (senior management); U2-U3 (managementagement); U4-U5 (grandate andiplomama levels); and U6-U8 (lower-level cadres).

The screws were classified into 3 groups: grade 1 = ideal position; grade 2 = cortical penetration <2 mm; grade 3 = cortical penetration ≥2 mm.

20 screws had a grade 1 position, 17 screws had an acceptable screw position (grade 2), and 11 screws a malposition (grade 3).

Researchers supplemented focus group, interview, and document review data collected in 12 programme sites with analyses of public sector position grade and salary data from these sites in the national HRIS.

Conservation scale is defined from the most variable amino acid positions (grade 1, color represented by turquoise) which are considered as rapidly evolving to conservative positions (grade 9, color represented by maroon) which are considered as slowly evolving.

He held student leadership positions from grade school to the University of Texas, where he was the first African-American to head the Friar Society, an elite honor group at the huge, overwhelmingly white university.

He addressed head-on concerns that have been raised about his move to the spy agency, including the worry that he will be in the position of "grading his own work" in shaping C.I.A. assessments of conditions in Afghanistan.

The endotracheal tube position was graded as satisfactory, too high, too low, or malpositioned in the esophagus.

One recent study (PDF) concluded that those who participate in local decision making "generally are more likely to be white, older, better educated, richer, middle-class males" while volunteers were typically "women, of higher social grades, in managerial positions, degree educated, and middle aged".

We regard the act of a rater grading a sample as estimating its true severity as a number on the latent scale, and comparing this position with two grade boundaries that 'separate' grades 1 and 2, and 2 and 3 respectively.