The phrase "analysis the degree of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the degree of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the extent or level of something in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In this study, we aim to analyze the degree of impact that climate change has on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "assess the level of" or "evaluate the extent of".
From the results of elemental analysis, the degree of substitution was revealed to be about 0.8.
It concludes by stating that in structural analysis, the degree of statical indeterminacy is important, as its value may determine whether the structure is globally unstable or stable.
In univariate analysis, the degree of lymph node involvement (i.e. percentage of positive nodes out of all examined nodes), oestrogen status (ER) status, and tumour grade also showed significant effects.
In the current analysis, the degree of conservation of influenza virus polymerases has been studied as one of the essential elements for establishing its candidature as a potential target of antiviral therapy.
On the basis of the end group analysis, the degree of polymerization of PBF was determined to be as high as 125, which is in agreement with the molecular weight from the viscosity study.
To study these relations between market actors, we include two elements in the analysis: the degree of power and the value of work.
In multivariate analysis, the degrees of attenuation in both localised cancer and advanced cancer were similar (data not shown).
The structure of the crystalline amorphous interface of poly R-3-hydroxybutyrate) (poly R-3-hydroxybutyratemass is evaluated by analysis of the rigid amorpoly R-3-hydroxybutyratealysis of the degree of reversible melting and crystallization.
More important than this "quantitative" analysis of the degree of intrusion in Presidential decisionmaking permitted in this area, however, is the "qualitative" analysis suggested in Part I-B above.
