Sentence examples for consequent high degree from inspiring English sources

The complexity of many of the structures evidently results from their having crystallized at low temperatures and the consequent high degree of ordering of the metal atoms.

Such complexes confer protection from RNAse degradation with consequent high degree of stability and measurability.

This immunoblot also shows the more rapid migration exhibited by latherin in SDS-PAGE than expected for its size, possibly due to its very high content of apolar amino acids and consequent more rapid migration caused by a high degree of binding by SDS detergent.

This is due to the high number of degrees of freedom and to the consequent high number of vibration modes to be included in a general response spectrum analysis.

For the raw data alone, errors in the X-dimension were on average 20.18 ± 0.86 bins, considerably greater than in the Y-dimension at 8.57 ± 0.51 bins [ t225 = 11.30 P < 0.0001], as would be expected given the high degree of field repetition across compartments and the consequent ambiguity about where the rat was.

The result was often a high degree of isolation, most acute for newer immigrants, and a consequent reliance upon publicly provided community services.

The metabolomic analysis rests critically on the quality of the data obtained from this step; given the high degree of spectral overlap in one-dimensional proton spectra, and consequent difficulty in fitting the data, care is needed for reliable assignment.

It is only by meticulous attention to technique and a high degree of multi-disciplinary cooperation that diagnostic accuracy will increase with consequent improvement in patient care.

(c) High degree adaptive (Degree).

There was a high degree of individualism.

A high degree of courtesy is expected.