Sentence examples for were regraded from inspiring English sources
verb
To grade again, give a new grade or grading to.
More than 38,000 exam entries in England, Wales and Northern Ireland were regraded after schools asked for re-marks, the exams watchdog Ofqual says.
There has also been a major row between the Welsh and UK governments over GCSEs, with the Westminster coalition criticising Mr Andrews' decision to demand that English exams were regraded.
All tumours were regraded by one pathologist (VS).
Eighteen previously assessed lab reports were randomly chosen and were regraded.
For all cases with available tissue, tumours were regraded on whole sections by a single pathologist (Thomas et al, 2009).
A random sample of 167 retinal photographs at baseline (with and without retinopathy) were regraded (by the same assessor) to assess the internal validity of the grading.
We simply ask to be regraded to mitigate our losses and have never asked for more".
The student work was regraded by Professor Duneier and his teaching assistants, not by Princeton instructors.
The regulator insisted it would be inappropriate for either of the sets of exams to be regraded.
Fourteen seats, such as Battersea, Poole, and Woking, have been regraded from 'likely Conservative' to 'safe Conservative'.
One reason golf courses are built on old dumps is that the course can simply be regraded if the hills start to slump.
