Sentence examples for unique grading from inspiring English sources

We examined the tendon-to-bone insertion and found two factors that give the tendon-to-bone transition a unique grading in mechanical properties: 1), a gradation in mineral concentration, measured by Raman spectroscopy; and 2), a gradation in collagen fiber orientation, measured by polarized light microscopy.

It had a certain aura with its small class sizes and unique grading system, Yale billed itself as a low-stress way to jump-start a legal career.

The Piece Hall is a beautiful, unique Grade I-listed building in Halifax.

The Senate then granted Octavian a unique grade of Proconsular command power (imperium) which gave him the authority over all of Rome's military governors, and thus, over the entire Roman army.

In the following sections, we provide brief descriptions of four unique within-grade team teaching models (A through D); these four models account for 20 of the 23 teams of teachers.

The World Health Organization (WHO) describes MIFS as a "unique, low-grade, sarcoma with myxoid stroma, inflammatory infiltrate, and virocyte-like cells that predominately involves the hands and feet" [3].

Myxoinflammatory fibroblastic sarcoma (MIFS), first described in 1998 [1], [2], is a unique low-grade tumor that characteristically occurs in the distal extremities, but it has also been reported in the legs and arms [2].

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The unique features of Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation include: (1) explicit, comprehensive criteria for downgrading and upgrading quality of evidence ratings; (2) explicit evaluation of the importance of outcomes; and (3) clear separation of quality of evidence from the strength of care recommendations.

The unique features of GRADE include: (1) explicit, comprehensive criteria for downgrading and upgrading quality of evidence ratings; (2) explicit evaluation of the importance of outcomes and (3) clear separation of quality of evidence from the strength of recommendations.

The situation in Japan is rather unique partly because class or grade dismissal is commonly implemented during seasonal influenza epidemics in schools and partly because the proportion of the elderly has reached up to 23%% of the total population in 2010 [ 8].