The phrase "as high degrees of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying levels or intensities of a particular quality or characteristic.
Example: "The study found that as high degrees of motivation were present, the participants performed better on the tasks."
Alternatives: "as significant levels of" or "as elevated amounts of".
Environmental turbulence refers to unpredictable change in an industry (see e.g. Melville et al. 2007) induced by high frequency of firm entries and exits as well as high degrees of structural instability (Mithas et al. 2013, p. 517).
We predict that our current and future knowledge about stem cell self-renewal and lineage commitment will be highly relevant to cancer stem cell studies, because stem cells and cancer stem cells share several characteristics, such as high degrees of self-renewal and differentiation [ 156].
Polarization measurements by using visible UV polarimeter show as high degree of circular polarization as designed.
An adsorption process is often used at the end of a treatment sequence for pollution control as high degree of purification can be achieved.
They also suggested that identical tephras typically have D values around 4 and that D values below 10 are considered as high degree of similarity.
This process produced high yields of chitin with low residual minerals (0.2%); thus, demineralization of lobster shells by the microwave process was also optimized for chitin production obtaining promising results such as high degree of demineralization, low residues, and recovery of lobster minerals (Nguyen et al. 2017).
The basic challenges for SSF – as for any other process option – are to obtain as high degree of hydrolysis and as high ethanol yield as possible.
As high degree of comparability of results of the two scales was demonstrated [ 32, 33], respective information was included in comparative analyses.
Dendrimers are excellent examples of the scaffolds that possess many useful properties, such as high degree of branching, multivalency, well-defined molecular weight, and biodegradability.
Circulating miRNAs have been demonstrated to share many of the essential characteristics of a good biomarker such as high degree of sensitivity and specificity, allowing early detection of pathological states; time-related changes during the course of disease; and a long half-life within the sample, as well as rapid and cost-effective laboratory detection.
Changes in the mammary epithelia, such as high degree of differentiation, low level of proliferation, increase in cell cycle length, reduction in carcinogen binding to epithelial cells, and increased capacity for DNA repair have been associated with parity in rats [ 3- 7].
