Sentence examples for a scale of degree from inspiring English sources

To categorize the TUs along a scale of degree of confidence, we therefore focused on the exon-intron structure and nucleotide sequence conservation.

You might designate a scale of 10 degrees Fahrenheit (12.22 degrees Celsius) per line to measure temperature along the Y-axis, and a scale of one month per line to measure time along the X-axis.

There is a graduated scale of degrees of independence from the most colonial of colonies to the most republican of sovereign Commonwealth states.

For example, a doctor might use a scale of 1 5 to indicate degree of improvement in some condition, from 1 (no improvement) to 5 (complete cure).

The respondents also had to rate, on a scale of 0 to 10, their degree of satisfaction with the areas evaluated.

On a scale of 1 to 5, the degree of staining was scored within the lesion, lesion edge, NAWM, GM and the region of the central canal and compared to that generated using IFA and saline controls.

The average correlation coefficient between the two maps was 0.95 on a scale of 10 cM, indicating a high degree of similarity.

She records their sweetness in degrees Brix (a scale of sugar levels), gives careful cultivation and origin notes and provides a list of sources that in its detail and breadth should serve as an exemplar for every garden volume.

The gradable predicate induces a scale of tallness and ranks the focused degrees and the alternatives, as in 54.

IR1 has a diffuser to obtain a flat-field with a spatial scale of one degree or so during the flight with the Venus' dayside as a light source.

"On the scale of degrees of difficulty, this is the top of the scale," he warned.