Sentence examples for competing degrees from inspiring English sources

What immediately clear is that a mishmash of varying rules and competing degrees of acceptance among the states won't help to foster widespread adoption of this 21st-century technology.

Athletes with an impairment to at least one leg are eligible to compete, with degrees of physical function beyond that rated from 1.0 (low function) to 4.5 (high) and the combined pots of the five players on court must not exceed 14.

But if you're a young black man without a degree and you're competing with people with degrees, well, that's even worse".

Janko Bensa of Flagstaff, Ariz., competing in 24-degree temperature and 20-mile-an-hour winds, won the New York Road Runners Club's New Year's Eve Midnight Run, beating Marcus O'Sullivan.

Interestingly, the new application means that Raptr is competing to some degree against Xfire, the company that Raptr founder Dennis Fong co-founded and later sold to Viacom.

Binding studies would need to be performed if a different competing ligand or degree of PEGylation were to be used.

Specifically, the monopolization potential of a dominant male (determining male reproductive skew) is predicted to be a negative function of the number of other males that are competing and the degree to which female estrous periods are synchronized (Ridley 1986; Cowlishaw and Dunbar 1991; Nunn 1999b).

There are many competing systems with varying degrees of validity and objectivity.

In particular, the competing effects on the degree of wall superheat and the supersaturation of the boiling liquid play a significant role.

Additionally, the assessment of simultaneous activities provides a methodology for assessing the degree of competing demands and task loads in physician activities [ 39].

Meanwhile, Business Insider is reporting that Jinn — which to varying degrees competes with Deliveroo, UberEATS, and Quiqup — had met with three rival food delivery businesses earlier this month about a potential acquisition deal, but in the end ran out of time to be able to make a sale possible.