Sentence examples for though grade from inspiring English sources

Though Grade has avoided the messy business of apportioning blame on his arrival, he'll still have to deal with the structural fallout and he could do worse than start with his fellow governors.

Tuition for the 2001-2002 school year is $16,900 for kindergarten though grade 5, $17,900 for grades 6 through 8 and $18,875 for grades 9 through 12.

Though grade II heterotopic ossification was seen in 7.69 % of our hips, no case was severe despite not using prophylaxis.

Even though GRADE would not be seen as fulfilling many criteria for CER, it can provide, especially with intense attention to adverse effects, the kind of short-term comparative information that providers who care for patients with diabetes so badly need.

Guidelines both on management of candidiasis and on management of catheter-related bloodstream infection state clearly that catheters should be removed, even though grade II and grade III of such statements indicate that there are no data from properly randomised, controlled trials [ 44, 63, 64].

Some degree of rash was seen in 21 of 24 lines of treatment leading to PR and in both lines of treatment in the patient who achieved CR, though grade 2 and 4 rash was only seen in 39 of 82 lines of treatment.

When it comes to protecting human rights and guaranteeing religious freedoms for indigenous peoples, though, what grade does the U.S. itself deserve?

Even though grades are not disclosed to employers, students still use this measure to evaluate their worth in the cohort.

While ideally I would have liked to spend some time every week thinking through key takeaways, writing this blog (and going through case notes before exams even though grades don't matter) is my own way of reflecting.

Even though grading and staging are both categorical variables, mean grading and staging scores were calculated as in other papers in order to make a comparison with the results of the other authors possible [ 21, 24, 28].

Though grades were initially meant to serve various pedagogical purposes, more recent reforms have focused on "grades as useful tools in an organizational rather than pedagogical enterprise tools that would facilitate movement, communication, and coordination" (Schneider and Hutt, 2013).