Sentence examples for stringent grading from inspiring English sources

But now, with the first report cards looming and the school operating under a newly stringent grading system, Ms. Clark was confronting a devastating reality: "They're all going to get F's," she said.

Other companies such as EGL grades diamonds with a less stringent grading rules.

This low incidence may also reflect the application of stringent diagnostic criteria for grading DCIS as a result of the ongoing comprehensive training programmes required for pathologists reporting NHSBSP screen-detected cancers, as well as the recognised preponderance of detection of high-grade DCIS in the NHSBSP.

26 27 28 In sensitivity analyses, we examined associations between overall mortality and baseline characteristics by using multivariable Cox proportional hazards regression models restricted to patients with radiographic osteoarthritis defined by a more stringent Kellgren-Lawrence grade of at least 2 and restricted to patients with complete information on covariates.

Using 33 HG 1 and 31 HG 3 ER-positive breast carcinomas, 112 Affymetrix probe sets were significantly upregulated in grade 3 and 16 in grade 1, at a stringent and objective cut-off P value of 0.05 for a false discovery count >0.

While 80% of the sample was currently enrolled in school at Wave 1, a mere 16% reported being at grade level according to the official standards (not shown), and 48% were categorized as at grade level by our less stringent operationalization.

The 13-inch's battery life is now seven hours rather than five hours on the older model even when graded on a more stringent scale.

Honda credits this reinforced structure for helping most of its new models get the top grade in the new, more stringent small-overlap crash test that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety began conducting last year.