The phrase "a degree of path" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific level or extent related to a path, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There is a degree of path that must be followed to reach the destination."
Alternatives: "a level of pathway" or "an extent of route".
To further examine the plausibility of the bi-directional relationship, the path coefficients between risk perception and affect were constrained to be equal (this adds a degree of freedom as now only one path needs to be estimated, causing the model to be overidentified).
For workpieces of same size, the path spacing changes the density degree of path.
Because of the large degree of path dependency in transportation, the main historic developments of Germany's transport policy are briefly sketched in this subsection [28].
Specifically, our model is able to reproduce the distributions of degree, of path length, of local clustering coefficients, of component sizes and of path lengths between every pair of agents at the moment of link formation, without imposing any constraints on these features during the calibration procedure.
The degree of path is calculated as the sum of incident edges of all nodes between two genes.
A prosecutor, Andrew M. Genser, reminded jurors during his closing arguments of surveillance tapes that showed mobsters expressing a degree of self-awareness about their chosen path that outsiders might find surprising.
We are giving them the best opportunities to develop the requisite skills they will need should they choose to commit themselves to ski racing, while maintaining a degree of balance and freedom about what path they can take in the next few years.
But if job insecurity is a major downside in a research career, it also comes with a degree of freedom that few other career paths can offer.
However, users may be located at different positions, and so suffer different degrees of path loss and interference, and receive a different signal-to-interference and noise ratio (SINR).
This is a difficult question, as the education system itself is highly complex, with high degrees of path dependency.
