Sentence examples for which are graded from inspiring English sources

Educators are also questioning the methodology of the tests, which are graded on a bell curve, with the results closely associated with socioeconomic status.

The forest is criss-crossed by a network of trails which are graded by colour in a similar way to ski runs, allowing riders of all abilities to enjoy this wonderful part of North Yorkshire.

It comprises 14 questions, answers to which are graded from 1 to 5 in rising order of severity: 1 Not at all; 2 A little bit; 3 Moderately; 4 Quite a bit; 5 A great deal.

But the failure rate is also higher on A.P. exams, which are graded on a scale of 1 to 5. The proportion of exams earning low scores of 1 or 2 rose to 42.5 percent in 2010, up from 36.4 percent in 2000.

This year the data includes predominantly new-style GCSEs, which are graded 9-1 instead of A*-G.

The red and white polka dot jersey is awarded to the Tour's best climber, with points handed out at the top of each categorised climb, which are graded on how steep and long they are.

Ten (30.3%) participants reported a total of 16 adverse events – all of which were graded "mild" except for one graded "moderate".

Stavrenos traced his finger down the numbers until he reached 87 m.p.h., which is graded 45.

Student must maintain a careful and complete written log which is graded.

This group formulated recommendations, which were graded by all participants according to established methodology.

Instead, students write and defend a special minor paper, which is graded by a committee of three faculty members.