“grading”造句，怎麼用grading造句

Our teacher is known for her fairness in grading pupils.

When I grade software engineering assignments, I feel more like a humanities professor grading essays than I do a science and engineering professor grading tests.

If a professional grading system existed, executives would never settle for a D- in their careers.

The remainder of the assignment presented me with other difficult grading problems.

EPDT is providing agronomic advice and grading training to prepare farmers to reap and grade the chilies once they are ripe.

I took my Admiralty exams in the car with me, grading them as we rode or at night when the campaign work was over.

At many other law schools, especially those where the admission's standards were more lax, the grading tended to be tougher, with the expectation that 20 to 30 percent of a class should fail.

Remember my grading analogy?

The auto grading module includes drawing grading rule, auto grading and returning answers.

Such a procedure complicates the task of grading.

So naturally cracks are a key factor inprocessing and grading table eggs.

Other measures such as hormone levels, clinical grading of varicoceles, Doppler ultrasound findings, and other semen parameters did not reach statistical significance.

This study demonstrates that faculty and students do indeed view an instructor's grading standards, sense of humor, attire, students' prior interest in subjects, and course difficulty as the most influential variables in student ratings.

Because I won't actually be grading your papers.

Part of the problem is that I have trouble producing an exact definition of the criteria I use when grading.

What's so hard about grading?

And taking a little time to improve your grading skills can yield employees that will want to work with you for a long time.

Every one of them has the number of its grading painted on it in red.