Sentence examples for degree able from inspiring English sources

The cute robot can explain objects or paintings by speaking pre-programmed sentences, but he's also (to a certain degree) able to change his behavior, based on a human's reactions.

The biomarkers were, to a small, but statistically significant degree, able to distinguish between patients who were later hospitalized for suicidal behavior and those who were not, the team reports.

On this basis, Welby and Niebuhr concluded that French native listeners were to some degree able to reconstruct and perceive the low-pitched F0 elbow through the fricative noise, but not through the silence of a plosive.

We are only to some degree able to take their perspective [ 36].

In written evidence, she apologised to the court and to Damien Shannon, 26, who is suing St Hugh's College, Oxford, for only admitting students to postgraduate degrees able to show they have money to meet both its fees and £12,900 in living costs.

Or a pre-service teacher with an engineering degree and able to teach physics in a high school.

In 1982 Goodell fresh out of Washington and Jefferson College with an economics degree was able to land a position as an unpaid intern in the NFL league office.

These findings suggested that the QoR-40 T may, to a reliable degree, be able to evaluate patient recovery.

We also found that self- and proxy reports differed significantly only on two of five life domains indicating that the staff in RYC institutions, at least to some degree were able to evaluate adolescent QoL.

The definition of a staff scientist could be as follows: she/he must have an MS or PhD degree, be able to perform and analyse experimental results with unusual skill in at least one area of special interest to the lab, and be able to teach and help supervise postdocs and PhD students.

We teach Computer Science and Business Administration because these are the degrees best able to prepare our graduates to attain the most in-demand jobs.