Sentence examples for about a degree from inspiring English sources

Amongst the explanations of why employers would be willing to incur significant net costs at the end of apprentices' training period, are the following: 1. where labour market institutions bring about a degree of wage compression and encourage employers to invest in general training because there is a greater incentive to train unskilled workers (Acemoglu and Pischke 1999);   2.

Nevertheless, the known tumor markers used to identify CTCs also bring about a degree of bias, for they are unable to recognize CTC subsets with down-regulated markers (i.e., EMT cells).

It's always about a degree above zero".

Or else, what about a degree of knowing and impish humour in cinema schedules.

The average washing temperature is only slowly coming down in Germany, by about a degree a year, market research shows.

This shift in the gradient was accompanied by temperatures about a degree warmer at the ground on average.

Women run about half a degree higher after ovulation.

"Nowadays it's not about having a degree.

"How to Write a Thesis," then, isn't just about fulfilling a degree requirement.

For Clairmont's charges, however hyperbolic, have about them a degree of truth.

It's now about purchasing a degree as a stepping-stone to a job.