Sentence examples for defined degree from inspiring English sources

The demand for structurally well-defined saccharides being either linear α-(1→4)- d-glucans with a defined degree of polymerization or α-(1→4)- d-glucans containing one or more α-(1→6 -branch points have prompted the development of chemical approaches toward their synthesis.

With the test setup, the compression of the tested seal can be reduced by a defined degree in a time period of less than 1 s.

We have developed a model for random lasing disordered structures by introducing a well defined degree of disorder in a regular photonic crystal (PC) pattern.

In this communication aliphatic aromatic polyesters with a well defined degree of branching between 0% (linear) and 50% (hyperbranched) are investigated by differential scanning calorimetry.

However, it is not known how the 15N-based experiments have to be designed to achieve a defined degree of accuracy in measuring the amount of N derived from rhizodeposition (Ndfr).

We designed a scaffold material for SCI treatment containing only chitosan and water as fragmented physical hydrogel suspension (Chitosan-FPHS), with defined degree of acetylation (DA), polymer concentration, and mean fragment size.

This study also used the Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI) [ 19] to calculate the participants' socially defined degrees of masculinity and femininity.

Historically, universities providing nurse education have been more concerned with the testing and grading of theory at undergraduate level which ultimately defines degree classification.

These micro deformations and micro stresses are expanded in Taylor series and the number of terms in the Taylor series defines degree of the approach.

Callon et al. (1986) define degree centrality as a measurement of one keyword's "co-appearance" with others.

Before explaining degree centralisation and betweenness centralisation, it is required to define degree centrality and betweenness centrality.