The phrase "a potential degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of obtaining a degree or the potential impact of a degree in a certain context.
Example: "Pursuing a potential degree in environmental science could open up numerous career opportunities in sustainability."
Alternatives: "an possible qualification" or "a prospective degree".
Therefore, a potential degree of uncertainty may have been introduced into the samples due to the effects of recall bias, though it is important to note that onset age in both studies was determined in the same manner.
Now a Huntington Beach resident and with a high-school diploma in hand, she plans to attend Orange Coast College in the fall, her eyes on a potential degree in business administration.
It is interesting to note that the combination treatment enhanced chemotherapy-efficacy in the cancer cell line, but not in the non-cancer line indicating a potential degree of cancer-specificity that might allow synergistic killing of the cancer cells while sparing normal cells, although clearly this remains speculative until confirmed in further appropriate models.
This observation, in combination with the current study, may suggest that introduced populations have a higher potential degree of defense induction.
But for policy design it can be preferable to use the evaluation from the private perspective, since it will provide a better indication of the potential degree of adoption of the policy.
One obviously cannot prove that there exists a large random component to the metastatic burden by these means; however, one can provide a plausible example for the potential degree of variability that might be encountered in clinical situations.
This was a pilot study, and the potential degree of improvement associated with anti-NGF antibody was not known, and so the number of dogs was based on the following.
These results identify a potential small degree of off-label use of AIs among stage 0 survivors.
He said: "There remains a considerable divergence between estimates of reserves and the potential degree of extraction.
Under Minnesota law, anyone who gave Prince the fentanyl that killed him could face a potential third-degree murder charge, even if that person did not know the pills contained the drug.
the potential degrees of freedom, the memory requirement of your model are much harder.
