The phrase "accompanying degrees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to degrees that are obtained alongside or in conjunction with another degree or qualification.
Example: "The program offers a variety of courses, including those that lead to accompanying degrees in business and management."
Alternatives: "related degrees" or "complementary degrees".
Considering the ratio of the Chi-square statistic to the accompanying degrees of freedom, a ratio of 1.40 for the OIDP and 2.09 for the OHIP (both < 3) were considered to represent acceptable model fits.
Nevertheless, there are reasons to expect that some of the statistical results, as presented in articles in psychological journals, will be in error, as evidenced by inconsistencies between the reported p value and the test statistic with the accompanying degrees of freedom (df).
NOA patients also displayed a variety of histological changes within the interstitial tissue (which accompanied various degrees of the damage of seminiferous tubules).
For the model, Chi-square accompanied with degrees of freedom, p-value, and the root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA) were used as indices of absolute fit between the models and the data.
Chi-square accompanied by degrees of freedom, sample size, p-value and the root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA) were used as indices of absolute fit between the models and the data.
These wounds should not be immersed, as cool water can intensify the circulatory shock that accompanies third-degree burns.
At the single-cell level, the changes of lipid unsaturation degree accompanying the TAG accumulation can be measured by I1656/I1441 of the Raman spectra, as reported previously [ 20].
Both the nominal and devout groups show degrees of poor ethical judgment equal to that of the skeptics when accompanied by higher degrees of narcissism, a finding that suggests a dramatic transformation for both nominals and the devouts when ethical judgment is clouded by narcissistic tendencies.
Accompanying this was a degree of emoting that would have seemed excessive in a staged production, let alone in this concert performance.
Counterintuitively, examination of wear tracks by Raman spectroscopy reveals that a higher friction coefficient is accompanying with a higher degree of graphitization.
It's also true that, as psychiatrist and former American Psychiatric Association President Jeffrey Lieberman and his co-author Daniel Shalev put it in one commentary accompanying the research, "The degree of restriction for illegal drugs does not correlate with their risk of harm, and there is no formalised process for reviewing these determinations at the national or international level".
