Sentence examples for with the same grade from inspiring English sources

State law says that no school's nonwhite enrollment can deviate from the districtwide average for schools with the same grade levels by more than 25 percentage points.

Neta has both spicy tuna and spicy salmon on the menu, made with the same grade of fish the restaurant uses in its nigiri and sashimi, and with a house-made hot sauce.

The report's author, Jonas Vlachos, an associate professor of economics at Stockholm University, found that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

His argument is based on his finding that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

Two types of MA-g-PP reactive copolymers differing in maleic anhydride content (1 and 8 wt%) have been separately employed with the same grade of PS-NH2.

Although all specimens as expected suffered joint shear failure, the maximum joint shear stresses observed in the tested specimens, despite lacking transverse hoops inside the joint cores, were more than the horizontal shear stresses allowed in ductile RC joints with the same grade of concrete according to the existing seismic design codes.

Base oils with higher viscosity within the same grade tend to degrade at higher temperatures.

Given that there are more high-grade tumors in the BBC than the other subtypes, we sought to determine the correlation of MELK with subtypes of breast tumors within the same grade.

The report recommends changes across government policy and the way universities select, fund and encourage students from more disadvantaged areas, who he argues have been shown to do better at university than pupils from private schools with the same grades.

Well, the most recent numbers for Oxford admissions show that private school students were 9% more likely to have been offered a place than state school kids with the same grades.

Of course, this is just a gut feeling, but it is one corroborated by evidence that, on average, state school pupils outperform privately-educated pupils with the same grades at university.