Sentence examples for between varying degrees of from inspiring English sources
For image analysis, a new algorithm was developed to discriminate between varying degrees of disintegration across the complete color structure of the image, avoiding the gray-scale transformation that is usually time consuming.
Our data do not differentiate between varying degrees of novelty or clinical importance, which may represent different levels of innovation.
Although generic HRQL measures may be less sensitive to disease-specific HRQL burden, they may be expected to distinguish between varying degrees of severity within a condition.
A relationship (mathematical function) between varying degrees of vaccine coverage and efficacy in subgroup populations (not restricted to children) and the reduction of influenza transmission (i.e. reduction in probability of infection) in a larger unvaccinated population; b.
Several studies have attempted to use MRI measures in order to quantify myelination [ 126– 129], but the resolution of these imaging techniques is not yet good enough to distinguish between varying degrees of remyelination/demyelination and axonal damage.
In particular, we distinguish between varying degrees of time compensation, suggesting that the sun can be a useful compass even if it is not fully time-compensated but instead is used in more restricted, time-limited ways.
During the six-month off-seasons, I pretty much educated myself, dabbling in music, Hollywood, journalism, real estate and everything in between, with varying degrees of success.
Biodiesel contains chain lengths between C14-C24 with varying degrees of unsaturation (Varfolomeev and Wasserman, 2011).
Comparisons of adverse events or different clinical responses between patients with varying degrees of hepatic dysfunction were not provided in these studies.
The BDI also demonstrates a good discrimination between patients with varying degrees of depression, and accurately reflects changes in the intensity of depression over time [ 30- 33].
Most studies describing differences in clinical judgements between doctors with varying degrees of experience have almost exclusively focused on diagnostic performance [ 25, 26].
