Sentence examples for degree agreement from inspiring English sources

Yet earlier this week when U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry spoke with Mashable's Andrew Freedman about a 1.5 degree agreement at the UN Foundation's event Earth to Paris, his statements rang empty to me.

"So that they can still use fossil fuels," said Tess Vistro, an advocate for gender and climate justice from the Philippines, when I asked her why she thought developed countries were resistant to a 1.5 degree agreement.

World powerhouses like the U.S., Canada, China, and the EU have come out in support of a 1.5 degree agreement, showing solidarity with frontline communities in Africa that have long said a 2-degree rise in temperature would mean climate catastrophe.

Interchangeability of goniometers was also demonstrated by the binomial tests, which involved assessment of the inter-goniometer ≤ 5-degree agreement.

Very few raters passed the binominal tests for both the intra-goniometer and inter-goniometer ≤ 5-degree agreement.

To assess the inter-goniometer ≤ 5-degree agreement, only the raters who passed the binomial test in both trials were included.

In all joint and position subgroups except for that of MCP extension, slightly more raters passed the inter-goniometer than the intra-goniometer ≤ 5-degree agreement test.

To facilitate interpretation of goniometric reliability, proportions of clinically non-meaningful ≤5-degree differences between repeated measurements (here also named "≤ 5-degree agreement") were analysed [ 4].

Additionally, the best raters were selected by matching the individual successful raters across the three ≤ 5-degree agreement subgroups (i.e., across the inter-goniometer and the two intra-goniometer subgroups).

The relative increase in the number of raters who passed the binomial test for the inter-goniometer ≤ 5-degree agreement was due to the instances where the individual intra-goniometer inter-trial differences exceeded 5 degrees for both instruments, but the inter-goniometer intra-trial differences of the same measurements were within 5 degrees.

Symptoms were classified using a sensitivity analysis, considering the patients' report as point of comparison: >0.75, high degree of agreement beyond chance; 0.40 to 0.75, fair agreement beyond chance and <0.40, low degree of agreement.