Sentence examples for setting grades from inspiring English sources

This concept of setting grades for elevations of serum enzyme activities was established in 1983 when the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the United States National Institutes of Health (NIH) first published their Common Toxicity Criteria (CTC) for adverse events.

Unis can offer a firm place, a conditional one on meeting set grades, or a rejection.

NCLB sets grades and standards, giving the federal government power to intervene in schools that rank poorly.

The probe set grades are based on sequence analysis comparing probes to their annotated targets.

There would be set grade-distribution guidelines, with 25 percent of schools receiving A's, 30 percent B's, 30 percent C's, 10 percent D's, and the bottom 5 percent of schools getting F's.

Co-founder Joseph Cohen said that he believes Lore's barebone feature set (grading, document upload, and calendar) can replace the alpha dog of course management, Blackboard, for most teachers.

Etiological diagnosis of ARF should be considered as a primary objective in this setting (Grade 1+, strong agreement).

The authors recommend tourniquet use to stop life-threatening bleeding from open extremity injuries in the pre-surgical setting (Grade 1C).

Flies were rapidly processed twice through a grinding mill adaptor at a fine setting (grade step '3') on a standard food processor (Kitchen Aid).

Additional consideration should be made to use of the Bonfils and Pentax AWS given the evidence for 1st attempt success in this setting (Grade D recommendation).

We recommend adjunct tourniquet use to stop life-threatening bleeding from open extremity injuries in the pre-surgical setting (Grade 1C).