The phrase "a clear degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or level of clarity in a particular context, such as in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "The study provided a clear degree of evidence supporting the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a distinct level" or "a definite extent".
It is clear some schemes have a clear degree of compulsion, while others merely sanction people who voluntarily join a programme, but then drop out early.
As the actual benefits relating to incorporating any new technology is generally unknown, the combination of different annual costs (expenditure) and the indefinite benefits creates a clear degree of uncertainty for an evaluation.
"Between his appointment and the announcement of the surge, he was not taking a public position, holding a clear degree of healthy skepticism, and holding back until all the arguments had been made and evidence was on the table," said Stephen Biddle, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a frequent consultant to the military command on Iraq and Afghanistan.
Thus, in terms of brain volumetrics, ASD and schizophrenia have a clear degree of overlap that may reflect shared etiological mechanisms.
Here, transformation results in concurrent bioactivity removal, and there is a clear degree of reaction progress where the risks associated with contaminant exposure attain acceptable levels.
Second, while both Affymetrix platforms trend appropriately, there is a clear degree of compression by comparison, i.e. a smaller fold-change that was observed in Affymetrix platforms than those in Agilent and RNA-seq methods.
MDS analysis shows that young animals cluster together, while old individuals have a clear high degree of variance between each biological replicate.
It was observed that both the RTN as well as the eRTN (expanded reference transcriptional network), when confining to the 1% highest scoring TFBS, show a clear exponential degree distribution.
ON a clear, 13-degree December morning at 8,000 feet above sea level, hundreds of snowshoers are assembled around a white plastic tent, preparing to race one another up and down the side of a snow-covered mountain.
Its three raised viewing mounds give a clear 180-degree view over the airfield, making it an unbeatable place to watch planes take off and land on both of Manchester's runways.
Contrary to this, though, the high-confidence network of C. elegans [ 30], which contains interactions found in three independent repeated experiments, exhibits clear degree-weighted characteristics.
