Sentence examples for convenient degree from inspiring English sources

Marsupials are at a convenient degree of evolutionary divergence from humans; mice are too close and have not developed many different functions, while birds are genetically too remote.

There is also a convenient 360 degree targeting radar in the lower left corner to keep you informed of the whereabouts of other zombies about to attack.

To better serve the new college-going majority, postsecondary institutions must provide shorter, faster and more convenient pathways to degrees and certificates.

It is convenient at this point to introduce some degree of formalization.

"For the last two years, the PGA have been saying that references to drones, phones and spice were to some degree a convenient excuse that drew attention away from the issues of staffing.

Conventional wisdom suggests laboratory contexts are more convenient, offer a greater degree of control, and are generally cheaper.

We found this to be a convenient measure of the degree of cell clustering since isolated cells were easily identifiable using an automated image processing software.

Our present data reveal that the very simple analysis of the nuclear size (area) combined with the intensity of maximal pixel of DNA associated fluorescence on its staining with 4,6-diamidino-2-phenylindole (DAPI) provide a convenient marker of the degree of cell senescence.

THERE is no doubt that online degrees are convenient.

Like any origin story, it glosses over less convenient realities, such as the degree to which, for decades, wealthy conservatives have actively sought to shape press coverage, particularly of the Clintons.

All of this gains her a lot of Normal Person points, and as such it can seem a bit convenient; Creasy, who holds a degree from Cambridge and a PhD from the LSE, certainly needs them.