Sentence examples for proportion of grade from inspiring English sources

This corresponds to the proportion of grade 3 tumours in our material.

The crude proportion of grade 3 necrosis (6.1%) here was comparable with that in recent reports.

Tumour grade differed significantly between the groups (P<0.0001), with a higher proportion of grade 2 (intermediate) tumours in the progressor group, and a higher proportion of grade 3 (high grade) tumours in the deceased group.

Self-reported cases were more likely to have completed at least one year of college, had a higher proportion of Grade II (histology) tumors, and a lower proportion of Grade IV tumors in comparison to all cases.

The proportion of grade II neuropathy decreased while that of grade I neuropathy increased as treatment progressed.

Concordance was calculated as proportion of Grade II V patient-reported complications that were verified by the hospital clinician.

But the proportion of grades in the highest levels for English fell, which may mean fewer As and Bs for this year's 16-year-olds.

The Welsh education minister, Leighton Andrews, said in an interview with the North Wales Daily Post: "It is positive to see further improvements being made in the A-level pass rates this year and an increasing proportion of grades being awarded at grade C or above.

Overall, the proportion of top grades awarded may fall slightly, based on statistical analysis of the results achieved by the same group of students at GCSE level, which are used by the exam regulator Ofqual to fix the proportion of grades awarded.

Dean Pedersen said she already sensed "some measure of agreement" that "we were in a healthier situation about 15 years ago," when a smaller proportion of grades -- roughly one-third -- fell in the 'A' range.

Although the overall proportion of grades changed remains small compared with the number of grades awarded – 45,500 corrections out of 8.1m grades, or one in every 178 – officials are concerned that the trend over the past four years is getting worse, despite repeated exhortations by Ofqual to improve the quality of marking.