Sentence examples for roughly graded from inspiring English sources

The affinity was roughly graded into 5 categories as 0 (pIC50 < 6), 1 (6 ≤ pIC50 < 7), 2 (7 ≤ pIC50 < 8), 3 (8 ≤ pIC50 < 9), 4 (9 ≤ pIC50) according to reported literatures and we required that the associated compound affinity value should cover these 5 grades evenly.

In the "logic" stage (roughly grades five through eight), children learn to analyze, question, discern and evaluate.

The intensity of the reflux is described as a 'grade', with grade 1 being the least intense, and most likely to resolve without surgery The overall likelihood of the reflux eventually resolving without surgery is roughly: Grade 1: 80 to 90%.

These UE types are graded roughly from the weakest to the strongest.

They were graded roughly as: good in patients with a radiographically healed fracture and no or little impairment in walking; intermediate in patients with a healed fracture but severely impaired walking; and poor in patients with an unhealed fracture and severely impaired walking.

She points out that in 2013, the proficiency bar for the Common-Core aligned eighth-grade literacy test in New York roughly four grade levels higher than that of the un-aligned exam in Georgia.

Grasses dominated the valleys above roughly 900 m, grading into oak savannas, pinon-juniper woodlands, and coniferous forests in the mountains.

The average Chicago student's test scores improved by roughly 6 grade-level equivalents in the 5 years from third to eighth grade.

This places disadvantaged children roughly two grades behind their classmates.

On tax reform, entitlements (Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare) and the deficit, respondents gave the two men roughly equal grades.

Razel noted, however, that fifty-five per cent of students were exceeding their optimal viewing time by three hours a day, thereby lowering their academic achievement by roughly one grade level.