Sentence examples for decline degree from inspiring English sources
"decline degree" is not a correctly formed sentence
It does not have a subject and a verb and is not usable in written English. To use it correctly, you could say something like "The student declined the degree offer."
The decline degree of the CW of 1024 is more definite than that of the CW of 512, which seems to be marginal.
As a result, the thickness of treated PEDOT PSS film decreases, and the decline degree of film thickness varies with the polarity of alcohols solvent used.
Competitive adsorption between SG and PCE would take place to reduce the dispersion, and the declining degree depends on the relative adsorption between PCE and SG.
Our findings do not confirm a declining degree of happiness among Norwegian doctors over the last eight years.
This assumption about the declining degree of numerical advantages with increasing semantic load represents our main hypothesis (I).
In line with our main hypothesis I, our findings revealed a declining degree of numerical advantages with increasing semantic load of the tasks (especially for the hidden objects tasks, automatized sequences, repetition, semantic classification, and semantic comparison).
Dearing's report recognises that, to reverse the decline at degree level, foreign languages must be more widely available at primary level.
There was a pause and the temperature seemed to decline a degree or two.
Ministers have correctly identified the cause of civil legal aid's decline: the degree to which criminal aid (up 37% in seven years) has squeezed out civil (down 24%).
They were made for "Declining by Degrees," a two-hour documentary reported and narrated by John Merrow on the state of higher education.
A Frontline documentary, Declining by Degrees: Higher Education at Risk (2005) talks about the financial challenges but also of the lowering of standards, referred to as grade inflation as a means of keeping students enrolled.
