Sentence examples for the gpa from inspiring English sources

In regards to the relationship of the GPA with students' self-evaluation of their environment, the GPA is still considered to be correlated with their scores (r = 0.23, p < 0.001) (Fig.  1).

Private institutions applied for 73.3% of the GPAs, and public institutions are responsible for 26.7% of the GPA.

Oxford Brooks is the only university to have adopted the GPA system so far.

Where the UK system was once used throughout the commonwealth, now the GPA rules the waves.

There is now doubt the GPA [Global Political Agreement] is the most important thing in the country right now.

Now that the HEAR has begun implementation, universities minister David Willets is supporting a pilot of the GPA system.

Oliver Bell, an Englishman completing his BA at Cardinal Stritch University Wisconsin likes the GPA approach.

Plainly, Mr Mugabe has abided only by those parts of the GPA that suit him.

Last year China made a substantially improved offer to join the GPA.

One of the advantages of the GPA system is that it avoids these "cliff edges" between degree classifications, offering a smoother and more continuous scale.

The GPA also provided for the drafting of a new constitution, which, after some delay, was completed in early 2013.