The phrase "a degree of increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a measurable change or enhancement in a particular context, often in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "The study revealed a degree of increased productivity among employees who worked remotely."
Alternatives: "a level of heightened" or "a measure of enhanced".
This state is characterized by a degree of increased receptiveness and responsiveness in which inner experiential perceptions are given as much significance as is generally given only to external reality.
Interestingly, while lacking the overt crypt-villus dysmorphogenesis phenotype of high-expressor animals, the low-expressor mice analyzed in this tumor study do retain a degree of increased crypt-villus epithelial transit.
12, 13 Furthermore, Lin et al. recently described a series of children with MC2R mutations who had a degree of increased renin activity or aldosterone deficiency at initial investigation and were treated with 9α-fludrocortisone.
A pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics meta-analysis in patients with advanced solid tumors, including patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) and metastatic RCC, indicated that increased exposure to sunitinib was associated with improved clinical outcomes in parallel with a degree of increased risk of adverse effects [ 3].
An approach to creating EW algorithms was developed in this work utilizing a specific set of calibration sources and modified EW equations; this algorithm provided a degree of increased identification capability.
These patients displayed anything up to 13% chance of a new spinal fracture within a year, higher if there had been a recent compression fracture, but a lesser degree of increased risk of non-vertebral fracture [ 12].
The occurrence of these mucosal ulcers is usually associated with only a trivial degree of increased pain postoperatively.
These cell lines also show a varying degree of increased oxygen consumption rates, as well as heme synthesis and uptake rates.
Both cigarette smokers and non smokers regularly exposed to environmental cigarette smoke had a similar degree of increased risk.
For example, at biomass1, the Kefeng No. 1 genotype always exhibits a larger degree of increasing biomass partitioning to the stem but a larger degree of decreasing biomass partitioning to the leaves and roots than the Nannong 1138-2 genotype.
Although the building had undergone a degree of retrofit to increase insulation, the GSHP was installed with the existing radiators.
