Sentence examples for specifically graded from inspiring English sources

Finding a supply of specifically graded material became a problem.

Specifically, graded meshes were fabricated by co-electrospinning nanohydroxyapatite/polycaprolactone (nHAP-PCL) and poly ester urethane) urea elastomer solutions from offset spinnerets.

Each patient completed a health history questionnaire and standardized physical examination that specifically graded uterovaginal prolapse according to the pelvic organ prolapse quantification system.

On occasion, these sessions consisted of guided exam or lab report grading to help the participants understand the importance of proper assessment students specifically graded questions that they helped write to understand the entire process of exam writing, implementation, and evaluation.

Specifically, grading standards for attributes need to be revised by taking into consideration the attribute values of both occurrences and nonoccurrences, maximizing the distinction between the two instances.

Our research group has used two tools to perform CAS at a smaller scale, specifically grading short-answer responses within classes at individual universities: SPSS Text Analytics (SPSSTA; Urban-Lurain et al., 2010; Nehm and Haertig, in press) and the Summarization Integrated Development Environment (SIDE; Nehm et al., in press).

Some competitions also specifically grade on teamwork, which incentivizes integration of all team members.

The clinical toxicities associated with IFN, specifically grade 3/4 myelosuppression (77.5%), grade 3/4 hepatotoxicity (65%), grade 3/4 neurotoxicity (17.5%), and mild renal toxicity, greatly limit its use in patients.

Specifically, Grade 9 girls were 15.67 times more likely to exceed the < 2 hour recommendation using social networking when compared to Grade 3 girls, while the equivalent statistic for boys was 2.61 (see Table  3).

To be more clear, by combination these two techniques, ANN will help to define the FL's rules, because most of the mining and geology conditions (and specifically grade estimation) are mixed with uncontrolled ambiguities which cause the rules to be difficult to define.

The model presented is concerned specifically with moderately graded tumours in early stage localised prostate cancers, using DNA-ploidy as a prognostic marker.