Sentence examples for clear degree from inspiring English sources
It is clear some schemes have a clear degree of compulsion, while others merely sanction people who voluntarily join a programme, but then drop out early.
As the actual benefits relating to incorporating any new technology is generally unknown, the combination of different annual costs (expenditure) and the indefinite benefits creates a clear degree of uncertainty for an evaluation.
"Between his appointment and the announcement of the surge, he was not taking a public position, holding a clear degree of healthy skepticism, and holding back until all the arguments had been made and evidence was on the table," said Stephen Biddle, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a frequent consultant to the military command on Iraq and Afghanistan.
Thus, in terms of brain volumetrics, ASD and schizophrenia have a clear degree of overlap that may reflect shared etiological mechanisms.
Here, transformation results in concurrent bioactivity removal, and there is a clear degree of reaction progress where the risks associated with contaminant exposure attain acceptable levels.
Second, while both Affymetrix platforms trend appropriately, there is a clear degree of compression by comparison, i.e. a smaller fold-change that was observed in Affymetrix platforms than those in Agilent and RNA-seq methods.
Contrary to this, though, the high-confidence network of C. elegans [ 30], which contains interactions found in three independent repeated experiments, exhibits clear degree-weighted characteristics.
"To this day I'm not entirely clear what degree of convergence was signed in blood at the Texas range".
Several aspects of this latest decision made clear the degree to which it represented continuity rather than a change in the court's recent direction.
"From the beginning, we were clear that degree programs were not what we were talking about," said Linda K. Lorimer, secretary and vice president of Yale.
It has never been clear the degree to which the failures of those military campaigns has been caused by incompetence, and how much by complicity.
