0 of very good quality or of better quality than usual:
high-grade petrol
1 of very good quality:
2 used to describe an investment that has little risk:
However, tumour recurrence and progression to chemoresistance is usual and high-grade serous carcinomas account for a disproportionately high percentage of deaths due to ovarian cancer.
Yet the law also required that all free bank notes be backed onefor-one with high-grade bonds or mortgages deposited with the state's comptroller.
They achieve an accuracy of 84.64% and can correctly classify 89.94% low-grade cases and 76.58% high-grade ones.
The appearance of such almost-parallel folds is surprising as competency contrasts should be low at high-grade metamorphic conditions.
The origin of charnockites in a complex high-grade area is not easy to unravel and may be amenable to different interpretations.
In the southern part of the massif, 'ophiolites' are found as thin slices belonging to higher levels of the high-grade metamorphic unit.
What is needed in this respect is a high-grade debt instrument to act as benchmark and to serve as the physical for derivatives-based enhancement programs.
Assessing differences in composition between low metamorphic grade mudstones and high-grade schists using logratio techniques.
