Sentence examples for assert the degree from inspiring English sources
These statistics aim to assert the degree of association of a discrete character, geographic location in this case, with a posterior distribution of trees.
Neither measure asserts the degree to which one treatment is 'highly beneficial' compared to the other.
The following consequence of the axioms asserts that the degree of an admissible pair, with, is either or.
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
We assert the same applies to providers' stories.
In response, Ms. Weingarten asserted that, to the degree that suburban teachers do work longer hours, the time is not going into teaching in the classroom.
Patients' systematic reference to time represents the process through which they tacitly attempt to assert a degree of ontological security; a renewed semblance of order, identity flux, and connection to life events.
Mr Gove added: "Teachers worry that if they assert a degree of discipline, one determined maverick pupil will say 'I know my rights' and so teachers become reticent about asserting themselves.
The absence of an association between parent and child physical activity could be a function of the child's age, with 10-11 years of age being a period when children's cognitive decision making abilities increase and they begin to assert a degree of independence from their parents [ 25, 52, 53].
This is an extraordinary degree of openness for any scientific undertaking.Mr Broder is right that climate scientists have asserted the legitimacy of the vast body of climate science.
