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Significats de grading en anglès

català
graduació

The act of arranging in a graduated series.

graduació
portuguès
nivelação
català
anivellació

Changing the ground level to a smooth horizontal or gently sloping surface.

anivellació

Evaluation of performance by assigning a grade or score.

Ús de grading en anglès
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Staff had struggled with the performance pay grading for years, she said.
Radio NZ
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Clinically relevant biopsy grading errors occurred in a quarter of the cases.
Pubmed
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The goatkeep young men join the grading teams and fill the rivers.
Iron Council
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Jasper then repeated the route in mixed conditions, grading that version M14.
Climbing Magazine
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The grading was done to a very large extent by manual labor.
The Story of the First Trans-Continental Railroad / Its Projecto...
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A system of grading results has been utilized in the long-term evaluation.
Pubmed
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Local recurrence was not associated with Campanacci grading or type of surgery.
Pubmed
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Functional outcome was assessed by the means of the Eckardt's grading score.
Pubmed
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The microvascular profile has been included in the WHO glioma grading criteria.
Pubmed
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Start by grading your injury from one to three according to severity.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Illustrations of each item are provided, as well as the grading form.
Pubmed
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Two junior graders read the scans separately then reached a consensus grading.
Pubmed
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The questionnaire covers cecal intubation, procedural time, and subjective grading of performance.
Pubmed
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They do this by carrying out regular inspections and grading the schools.
The South African
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Those grading below one hundred and fifty were verging upon the impossible.
The Slim Princess
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Specimens were reviewed to determine histological type, pathological grading and clinical staging.
Pubmed
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Translations for grading
portuguès
nivelação
Grading a través del temps
Grading per variant geogràfica
Estats Units d'Amèrica
Comú
Irlanda
Comú
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Rar