The phrase "a minimum degree of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the least amount or level of something that is required or acceptable in a particular context.
Example: "To ensure safety, the project must meet a minimum degree of compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "a basic level of" or "a required amount of".
Just as he made a fortune by cashing in on the Trump brand, Twitter's hundred and forty characters allow him to exercise power with a minimum degree of actual statecraft.
There is a widespread opinion that the British empire was obtained and maintained with a minimum degree of force and with maximum co-operation from a grateful local population.
Congress had hoped that its law might be protected by a controversial legal theory which held that, although it was the court's prerogative to define and protect a minimum degree of liberty, Congress might legitimately expand liberty's scope.
They added that they had also found "possible operational abuses, whereby the search engine apparently imposes exorbitant conditions on its partners or customers, treats them in a discriminatory manner or refuses to guarantee a minimum degree of transparency in the contractual relations that it establishes with them".
The heating power must be carefully designed to achieve a minimum degree of cure.
This suggested that a minimum "degree of graphitization" must be present for a successful HP HT for diamond synthesis.
The most compelling explanation for this phenotype is that PGN hyperdegradation (in LYS1 OE plants) or lack of PGN degradation (in LYS KD mutants) are equally disadvantageous to plant immunity and that immune activation in Arabidopsis requires oligomeric PGN fragments of a particular minimum degree of polymerization (DP).
Therefore, the back-of-the-envelope calculation provides an approximate minimum degree of overlap, where the actual degree of overlap is likely much higher.
The higher the aggregate z-score, the higher level of expression of THP1r2 Mtb-iNet[ i]. Figure 2(a) displays the distribution of aggregate z-scores as a function of minimum degree of hubs.
Compared with k-core model, whose lower bound of minimum degree is a constant k, the minimum degree of a k-plex is increased with its cardinality.
We found that the group distances for partners of hubs (we defined a hub with minimum degree of 50, n = 678) in the empirical network were significantly smaller than the values obtained from random networks (Kruskal-Wallis test, H = 62.69; df = 1; P < 0.0001), suggesting that partners are actually more functionally similar.
