Sentence examples for a growing degree from inspiring English sources
They may not yet be separate countries but they are, to a growing degree, distinct polities.
Without question, modern hydroponic outfits display a growing degree of technological sophistication.
The liquidators typically earn a commission on every sale they make, while eBay -- and, to a growing degree, competitors like Amazon -- earns substantial transaction fees.
Globalization refers to those processes whereby geographically distant events and decisions impact to a growing degree on "local" university life.
The quest for good practices is an ongoing process of which the IPCC Assessment Reports, e.g., IPCC (2001a; 2001b) or IPCC (2007) have been exhibiting a growing degree of awareness.
"What we have seen over the last two years is a growing degree of professionalisation," said Tuesday Reitano - the head of the Global Initiative Secretariat - who has researched the traffickers.
A minimum thermal requirement of 623 growing degree days (GDD) were required to reach flowering after pruning with a predicted base temperature of 0.5 °C and maximum temperature of 18.2 °C when grown in a greenhouse at Gatton, Queensland, Australia.
In this study, GDDs were calculated using the single-sine growing degree day method with a fixed spacing of 12 hours between daily maximum and minimum temperatures [32 ]
Then, the growing degree of negative selection is not due to a change in the returns of stayers characteristics.
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