The phrase "again the degrees of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a repeated measurement or assessment of something, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Again the degrees of difficulty in this task seem to vary significantly from last time."
Alternatives: "once more the levels of" or "again the levels of".
"Our expulsion reveals yet again the degree of intolerance of this government," said Mr. Vivanco.
Again, the degree of agreement between the two proxy methods was not significantly greater than chance and the concordance was only 24%.
Consequently, the cost of polygynous mating for men increases with an increase in human capital and, once again, the degree of polygyny being negatively correlated with the level of human capital and labor income remains as a result.
And once again, the degree of participation by organized labor has been minimal.
Russell again: "The degree of one's emotion varies inversely with one's knowledge of the facts -- the less you know the hotter you get". The exercise of freedom, of course, depends on freedom of thought -- the freedom to explore the world, physically and intellectually, and then, based on what you find, to form ideas, to change those ideas, to grow and to evolve.
When stromal tissue is present the Ballele plot shifts towards 0.5, and again, the degree of shift relates to the amount of normal tissue present (Figure 1b).
Again, the degree of ABA sensitivity of the ABAleon2.1 lines correlated with ABAleon2.1 expression levels.
Once again, the degree of Xist upregulation varied between clones (0% to 76%) and the Xist domains observed were similar to those in Δint0.3 clones.
Here again, the degree of recovery was somewhat less than with MO inhibition, but the chondrocytes of drug-treated morphants showed increased intercalation compared with DMSO-treated morphant embryos (0% and 48±10%, respectively; Fig. 9C,D).
Cold immersion reduced flow in both subgroups significantly but again the degree of reduction was greater in the high responders with a mean % change of 41.17% compared to the low responder change of 32.98% (P = 0.04 in high responders and P = 0.07 in low responders).
