Sentence examples for the same grade with from inspiring English sources

Test results revealed that plain and fibre reinforced geopolymer concrete possesses superior durability characteristics than conventional concrete of the same grade with respect to most of the durability parameters.

This however creates a situation where much more experienced DHOs who have worked for several years may be at the same grade as those just coming in with no experience, and remunerated at the same grade with the same privileges.

(Just as different grades of steel bend, crack and shear differently, so do the same grades with slightly different grain patterns).

Although Chaney said she hated that song, she wrote that Michele hit it "out of the park" and gave it an "A", the same grade Strecker gave with the encomium "outstanding", and added that she then "rewatched three times".

The two students who participated in the cogen were from the same Grade 8 NT class with a below average (MOE, 2017) class size of 32 students.

The level of autophagic markers in patients with the same grade of steatosis and fibrosis with or without NASH remains to be investigated, to determine if a discrepancy exists between steatosis and NASH.

A parallel class is defined as a control class in the same grade as the intervention class, with the same performance level as the intervention class, and attending the same school as the intervention class.

Neta has both spicy tuna and spicy salmon on the menu, made with the same grade of fish the restaurant uses in its nigiri and sashimi, and with a house-made hot sauce.

State law says that no school's nonwhite enrollment can deviate from the districtwide average for schools with the same grade levels by more than 25 percentage points.

The report's author, Jonas Vlachos, an associate professor of economics at Stockholm University, found that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

His argument is based on his finding that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.