Sentence examples for that grading of 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).

As it is well known that grading of soil influences the properties of compressed stabilized earth blocks (CSEBs), a need was felt to explore the possibility of using soils as found in nature for their production without physical modification or increasing the stabilizer content of 8% needed for their preparation as suggested in literature.

We hypothesized that grading of "pre-plus" vascular changes can identify eyes at risk for progression to vision-threatening ROP.

When fleece vests are in demand, that grade of fleece rises in price; when fashion dictates jackets instead, the price of vest-grade fleece drops.

Neither are accusations of inflation: a Harvard report in 1894 also warned that grades of A and B had become too easy.

A recent McKinsey consulting firm report suggests that grades of many critical commodities and minerals continue to decline, implying that despite commodity price declines since 2011, the commodities bull market continues apace.

We acknowledge that grades of steatosis could have been better determined by magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

We found that grade of tumor did not correlate with PCSK9 staining (p-values > 0.30).

16 However, since 2010, the World Health Organization classification 2 noted that grade of epithelial differentiation indeed formally determines the pathological grading (G1 G4, also described for the patients reported here).

Daopoulos added that he believed that the grading of some officials, including Boger, was altered because the league had a predetermined assignment in mind.

It was concluded that the grading of thermal barrier coatings with similar thermal resistances brings about an increased resistance to interface cracking under thermal shock loading.