However, 6.5 million of them do not attend school and 15.6 million attend school carrying the burden of failure and inequality expressed in either a two- or more-year lag behind the normal age for their school grade or a record of grade repetition.
Still, many schools at this time kept no formal records of grades (Schneider and Hutt, 2013).
There were also likely differences between recording of grades by different teachers and in different schools; our sample size, further limited by missing reports, was not sufficient to control for this which would likely have decreased the variability and perhaps thus increased chances of detecting differences.
Agreement as to test band grade was 69.2 % (kappa 0.54; SE 0.03) mainly due to inter-rater variability between recording of grade 1 cut-point intensity vs. faint.
There were no records of grade 5 hemorrhage in our analysis, which may be attributable to the sample size or patient selection.
He left college with a record of good grades and a letter of recommendation to the national broadcaster, the NTA, but the late 1980s was not a time of abundance in Nigeria, especially not for an aspiring television producer.
With his 21st Grade I victory this year, Bailey surpassed Mike Smith's record of 20 Grade I winners in 1994.
However, the first official record of a grading system surfaces in 1785 at Yale, where seniors were graded into four categories: Optimi, second Optimi, Inferiores, and Perjores (Stiles, 1901, cited by Smallwood, 1935).
Document of difficult intubation was found in 12 cases (10 different infants, Table 1) with a lack of record of CML grade in 3 cases.
A large meta-analysis of data with capecitabine monotherapy recorded levels of grade 3 transaminitis in 0.6 0.8% of patients and grade 3 elevations in alkaline phosphatase in 3.5% of patients (Blum, 2001).
While some teams and universities did well, baseball players scored poorly despite records of good grades in high school, and a committee was set up to examine potential causes.
