The phrase "a large degree for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a significant extent or level of something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was successful to a large degree for the team's efforts."
Alternatives: "to a great extent" or "to a significant degree."
"It is [still] possible that a population of wolves remained relatively untamed but tracked human groups to a large degree, for a long time," study co-author Pontus Skoglund of Harvard Medical School and the Broad Institute said in a release.
As has been shown previously for material production [TFSC, vol.78, 2011], the two activities may be correlated to such an extent that they may be superimposed to a large degree, for all growth stage except stage IV, simply by an origin-shift.
He has been responsible to a large degree for advancing our understanding of the interaction between micro bubbles and ultrasound, which he describes in clear and easy to understand terms in this book.
To a large degree, for me and everyone I knew at the time, this meant that the Scriptures primarily informed my belief system, or as I was fond of saying then, my "world view".
Firms with recruiting difficulties are also more likely to assign a high importance on recruiting foreign skilled workers, however, in this case, to a larger degree for internationalized than for domestic firms.
iI also find that firms with difficulties to find skilled workers are more likely to recruit apprenticeship graduates from other firms (poaching), however, to a larger degree for domestic than for internationalized firms.
5′ leaders are on average longer than 3′ UTRs in each of the stages and median lengths across stages vary to a larger degree for 5′ leaders (from 607 to 1040 nt) than for 3′ UTRs (518 622 nt).
They also reminded both the rebel leaders and Mr. Rugova that Europe was opposed to independence for Kosovo, instead supporting "a large degree of autonomy" for it within Yugoslavia.
Because there is such a large degree of error for motor vehicle injuries, it is more challenging to compensate for this through the aggregation of census boundaries.
In addition to the TNT-TBS axis, Greenblatt also is being handed a large degree of oversight for the company's planned new streaming service.
