Sentence examples for an established degree from inspiring English sources

The worker participants were currently employed for 5 years or more, to ensure an established degree of experience and involvement in CTO applications and their administration.

Today, each National guideline contains a number of recommendations with an established degree of priority (from 1 10), crucial for decision-making and prioritization.

We examined 3 cancer cell lines (MCF-7, SCOV-3, and MDA-MB-231), each with a different established degree of aggressiveness, to test our assay's ability to detect diverse levels of invasiveness.

Students can only apply to an established dual-degree program and may not create their own.

I have a college degree and an established career that I have worked so hard to achieve.

Another multiseason shrub, the native oakleaf hydrangea (H. quercifolia), has an established hardiness to minus 20 degrees.

Clinical and research skills scored lower ratings (4.83 and 4.20).> The health partnership succeeded in achieving it aims and objectives, with a successful established, successful degree course now in existence.

A wrongdoer may have established a degree of personal rapport with his/her victim, but is not free from the consequences and still has to face civil or criminal charges and penalties.

However, it appeared that prisoners were comfortable with the presence of the CARATs worker and in most cases appeared to have already established a degree of rapport with either an individual officer or the CARATs team in general.

Two acts of parliament have established a degree of parliamentary and ministerial supervision of the services.

Mr. Ludin had previously escorted two other foreign journalists to safe interviews with the commander, and during those meetings the two established a degree of trust.