Sentence examples for a normal degree from inspiring English sources

This is not a normal degree show.

A score of 13 represents a normal degree of function and a score of 0 represents a severely disabled state.

Four measures in time and non-linear domains, associated with a normal degree of HRV variations resulted significantly depressed during stress.

Moreover, the recovered cells resumed the proliferation as well as a normal degree of cell division (Fig. S6), also suggesting that basic cell functionalities such as enzymatic or mitochondrial function were not affected.

The research by Dr. Herrmann and Dr. Neisser and others is a step toward establishing with some precision what is a normal degree of forgetfulness and what is a sign of trouble.

The defence is only allowed if the conduct provoking the cause of the loss of control was "extremely grave", gave the defendant "a justifiable sense of being seriously wronged" and would have made someone with "a normal degree of tolerance and self-restraint" lose control and kill as well.

So if a trustee had a special accountancy qualification that trustee would be expected to exercise a greater than normal degree of care over the trust's accounts.

The exact mechanism by which the kidney regulates its own circulation is not known, but various theories have been proposed: (1) Smooth muscle cells in the arterioles may have an intrinsic basal tone (normal degree of contraction) when not affected by nervous or humoral (hormonal) stimuli.

The air-conditioning is changed to raise the temperature in most areas to 78 degrees from a normal 72 degrees.

You are required to have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA and be making normal degree progress.

The Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls said this morning on the Today Programme that he thought an appropriate threshold of two to three years - the length of what he called a normal university degree - would be long enough to separate legitimate temporary workers and students from those who may be unfairly exploiting the UK's tax rules to avoid paying their fair share of tax.