The phrase "a single degree in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific academic qualification or area of study that one has completed.
Example: "She earned a single degree in psychology from the university."
Alternatives: "one degree in" or "a degree in".
However, the odds ratio revealed that for a single degree increase in knee flexion contracture, the risk of undergoing TKA increased by 23%.
Movement was thus restricted to a single degree of freedom in each joint in the horizontal plane.
This is an F statistic with a single degree of freedom in its numerator.
The inclusion of a covariate term was considered statistically significant if it produced a difference of 3.84 (P = 0.05, given a single degree of freedom) in the NONMEM objective function value during the forward inclusion and if it produced an objective function value difference of 6.64 (P = 0.01, given a single degree of freedom) during the backward elimination.
This piezoelectric laminate cantilever beam is assumed to be vibrating in a single degree of freedom i.e. in the flexural mode only and the corresponding state space models have been derived analytically using the finite element technique.
New work on the dynamics of preload nonlinearity in a single degree of freedom mechanical system is described in this article.
Good ol' Nest! Nest says that turning down your thermostat by even a single degree can save you 5 percent in energy.
Evaluation is continuous as students master different skills, rather than embodied in a single degree certificate: your CV provides a constantly updated summary of the skills that you have acquired.This mixture of new technology and different methods of teaching is attracting a host of entrants, from universities looking for customers to innovators hoping to create new businesses.
We have estimated the preslip-induced strength drop in a single degree of freedom spring-slider system (Kame et al. 2012a).
Finally, these f(X) curves have been employed in a single degree of freedom model for predicting time history top-displacements.
