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The mean score for the tumour-associated categories and for intrathyroid invasion was calculated using a mark of 0, 1 and 2 for absent, moderate, marked, respectively.
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Using a passing mark of 50% (proportion of questions answered correctly), only 18% of the incoming high school students who took the diagnostic test passed the competency level for English; 8% passed Math and 10% passed Science.
The school selected the Don as its mascot, in honor of the title used by Amador; Don is a Spanish term used as a mark of high esteem for a distinguished nobleman or gentleman.
Littlejohn wrote a column in which he, bafflingly, got angry at a newspaper that used, as a mark of respect, the term "women who worked as prostitutes" rather than "prostitutes".
Nowadays, such constriction of the frame is used as a mark of antiquity (in "The Artist," or in the older scenes of "The Grand Budapest Hotel"), whereas in "Ida" it functions as a moral tool.
They are used as a mark of authority by various government agencies and representatives, including the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and most courts, including the Supreme Court.
The arms are used as a mark of authority by various government agencies and representatives, including the Prime Minister and Cabinet, the Speaker of the House of Commons, most courts (including the Supreme Court ), and, formerly, Parliament.
Publications in journals with high impact factors are often used as a mark of this.
Use a marking gauge to mark the thickness of your material.
TDP legislators also cooked food on the road using firewood as a mark of protest.
After branding the gold jewelery with its logo on every piece, it has started using it as a mark of trust, thereby enhancing its resale value.
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