Sentence examples for a degree of profusion from inspiring English sources

Roentgenographic interpretation according to the International Labour Organization ILOO) classification for pneumoconiosis (ILO 2002) revealed rounded regular opacities classified as q/r in shape and size (q, 1.5 3 mm; r, 3 10 mm), located throughout both lungs, with a degree of profusion of 3/3 (on scale of 0/– to 3/+).

However, we cannot rule out a role of mycobacterial infection in causing the degree of profusion of abnormalities shown in this case.

Policymakers, students and employers increasingly question the cost — and return — on a college degree, as a profusion of new pathways from education-to-employment emerge.

Me and you in a life of profusion We had so much it created confusion.

Quarter of a degree?

The country can't afford it, the students can't afford it and in too many cases the profusion of degree-awarding institutions has devalued a degree.

Judging by her bafflement-turned-enthusiasm for the profusion of dancefloor oddities at my wedding, my aunt would be happy to lose a few degrees of dignity to this one.

The lack of awareness is partly the result of a profusion of financial products, experts say.

Instead of letting markets advance unencumbered, the agency often guided by a meddlesome Congress passed a profusion of burdensome rules.

This contrasts greatly with the profusion of classifications for NHL, although since its introduction in 1982 the Working Formulation has resulted in some degree of consensus.

True, in parts there is too much of an American influence and a profusion of burgers and fries.