The phrase "approximately the same degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more things that are similar in extent or intensity but not exactly equal.
Example: "The two solutions have approximately the same degree of effectiveness in treating the condition."
Alternatives: "roughly equivalent level" or "about the same extent".
Much of what was said above with regard to moral uptake applies again in this context, with approximately the same degree of dubiousness or persuasiveness.
Recently reported resistor network modeling results characterized the influence of the morphology of the aqueous phase on the proton permeation through fully hydrated Nafion® to approximately the same degree.
In a random graph, since the links are placed randomly, the majority of nodes have approximately the same degree, and close to the average degree ( overline{k} ) of the network.
HIVIG bound to cells infected by HIV from each of these clades to approximately the same degree except for an isolate from clade E, suggesting that different gp120s are expressed to approximately the same degree on these infected cells.
As a result larger cities are disproportionally the centers of innovation, wealth and crime, all to approximately the same degree.
Both the unmetallated ligand and metal complexes containing zinc and copper are tolerated to approximately the same degree, though the former has a slightly higher binding affinity.
b EE VCO2) and EE IC) were calculated from recorded VO2 and VCO2. Figure 2b shows that both EE IC) and EE VCO2), calculated from the recorded VO2 and VCO2, indicate increased EE, approximately to the same degree and simultaneously.
They express a continuous and systematic acceleration of socioeconomic processes with increasing numbers of people [15], so that larger cities produce and spend wealth faster, create new ideas more frequently and suffer from greater incidence of crime all approximately to the same degree.
To achieve the same degree of inhibition approximately 30-fold more fucosylated xyloglucan was needed, revealing that the ability of XG-34 to discriminate between these forms of xyloglucan had been retained during the affinity maturation process.
Even though approximately the same level was seen in two separate experiments, the exact degree of increased infectivity might change under different conditions, and this might also prove to be virus- and cell-dependent.
Both incubators were maintained at approximately 26 °C, although on hot days both experienced the same degree of slight variation depending on ambient temperature (range during experiment 25 34 °C).
