Sentence examples for that grading from inspiring English sources
It is well documented that grading of dysplasia is difficult, and the inter-observer agreement in grading dysplasia among pathologists is poor, particularly for the indefinite and LGD categories (13, 14).
The results show that grading PVA fiber content is an effective way to produce functionally graded fiber cement, which allows for a reduction of the total fiber volume without a significant reduction on modulus of rupture of composite.
Evidence from Los Angeles County, for example, suggests that grading restaurants can reduce hospitalizations for food-borne illness.
Ms. Castellano, who teaches at the Active Learning Prep School, a small academy within Middle School 180, estimates that grading the work of a single class of 25 to 30 students takes her one and a half to two hours.
Students reported that grading got tougher and exam questions became harder and more confusing; many of them speculated that Dr. Platt had been pressured by someone above him to change his ways.
By extension, anything that comes from the Internet must ipso facto be worth incorporating into education — hence her proposal that grading be "crowdsourced" to the very students under evaluation.
Preliminary studies indicate that grades improve when children eat breakfast.
She, too, is revamping the grading policy so that grades reflect subject mastery, not compliance.
Does that mean that grade inflation is really a dependent variable of diversity?
A subsequent investigation found that the staff worker had changed that grade -- and the grades of 36 other students.
But clearly that grade does not apply to all his subjects.
