The phrase "a degree of uniqueness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or level of distinctiveness or individuality in a particular context.
Example: "The artist's work exhibits a degree of uniqueness that sets it apart from others in the gallery."
Alternatives: "a level of distinctiveness" or "a measure of individuality."
Several VS hits were obtained that displayed nanomolar to low-micromolar Ki values and a degree of structural uniqueness; SERT selectivity was not addressed.
Comparison of the PubChem 3-D "Similar Conformers" neighboring relationship with the PubChem 2-D "Similar Compounds" neighboring relationship using three well-known bioactive molecules (aspirin, caffeine, and morphine) showed a considerable degree of uniqueness between the two neighboring relationships and providing a number of related structures with significant biological annotation.
We caution against mindlessly comparing ratios of different kinds of nonprofits, as each has a certain degree of uniqueness.
We again warn against mindlessly comparing ratios of different kinds of nonprofits, as each has a certain degree of uniqueness.
"There obviously has to be some degree of uniqueness to it," said Allan M. Lerner, a lawyer who filed a trademark application for Ochocinco's logo, which, the Chicago Cubs argue, is too similar to their design.
It can be said that as the number of biomedical data used for authentication increases, the degree of uniqueness increases.
Data on the divergence of and relationships among such a large number of species of conservation concern can help prioritize rare species for conservation [ 51, 52] by estimating their degree of uniqueness within the genus.
Key data characteristics such as the ALF-E and the system-linking field undergo further encryption and the degree of uniqueness within the data view is assessed quantitatively by the NEMO (Numerical Evaluation of Multiple Outputs) algorithm.
Translation by m/ z is also done in the correlation function method for spectral detection(11) and for the same underlying reason, that significance is associated with the degree of uniqueness, comparing the original untranslated pattern with the set of translated patterns.
Uniqueness, the purists say, is like marriage and pregnancy: something is either unique (one of a kind) or not unique, so referring to degrees of uniqueness is meaningless.
