Sentence examples for To a given degree from inspiring English sources

The sensors become more distant gradually to maximize coverage, and if the number of neighboring sensors is equal to a given degree K, Fdegree takes place.

Rather than the spherical harmonics, the spherical slepian functions can be employed to produce the locally and globally orthogonal bases to optimally represent the data in any arbitrary region up to a given degree.

In essence, our approach closely follows that of Pissarides and Weber (1989): we estimate their standard food demand functions but our interpretation of the results is consistent with the fact that the underreporting of income by self-employed households is in relation to a given degree of underreporting of income by salary workers.

The aim was to measure a parameter, such as the concentration of a compound in a series of mixture spectra, to a given degree of accuracy : usually the concentration of a series of reference samples was known accurately and the aim, would be to determine this using, for example, mixture spectroscopy.

Our findings indicate that species vary in their natural susceptibility to extinction via disturbance, with plant species inhabiting tropical countries being more sensitive to a given degree of human impact.

However, it is now generally accepted, because of the work of Arndt et al, Rothwell et al, and Luo et al, that the open to closed conformational change is not rate-limiting and that it is not possible to ascribe a given degree of selectivity to a particular step in the nucleotidyl transfer reaction pathway.

Thus, the efficiency of OSN can be related to how many retentate system volumes, or "diavolumes", must be permeated to achieve a given degree of purification of the retentate.

It is therefore useful to have evidence-based guidelines for estimating the minimum number of occasions required to obtain a given degree of reliability for a particular analyte.

The Ix parameter indicate whether the doses of the two drugs required to produce a given degree of cytotoxicity are greater than (Ix > 1 or antagonism) equal to (Ix = 1 or additivism) or less than (Ix < 1 or synergism) the doses that would be required if the effect of two agents were strictly additive.

Assuming that the post-treatment variability is similar, the CoV can be used to assess the statistical power of studies, or anticipate the patient numbers required for a study to demonstrate a given degree of treatment effect.

A key design parameter for jet mixers is the mixing length, i.e. the length of pipe downstream of the injection point required to achieve a given degree of homogeneity.