Sentence examples for degree and range from inspiring English sources

Chimpanzees also cooperate with one another — for instance, they work together to patrol the borders of their social group's territory — but "the degree and range is less than humans," said Ms. Rekers, who performed the study as part of her doctoral research.

The effects of grain boundary characteristics such as the degree and range of the misfit strain relaxation at the grain boundary and grain boundary curvature on the phase behaviors near a grain boundary are then examined for both a flat or a curved grain boundary.

Sensory function was evaluated based on the degree and range of hypalgesia with the pinprick method.

We performed an additional osteotomy after physeal closure in four hips in which PTA was more than 45 degrees and range of motion was restricted with the Drehmann sign [ 12].

The degrees and ranges of subjective symptoms were graded using a visual analog scale.

Formation damage degree and damage range are the key indexes for the formation damage evaluation.

The corrosion degree and stress range are regarded as the input variables for the proposed Weibull model.

At baseline knee flexion range of motion was 117 degrees (range 70 to 145 degrees) and extension range of motion was 180 degrees (range 165 to 195 degrees).

The gratings (or single components) had spatial frequency ranging from 1.25 to 2.0 cycles per degree and velocity ranging from 1.0 to 1.5°/s (orthogonal to their orientation).

Four participants reported that they experienced pain seldom or "every now and again," with degree and duration ranging from an "instant twinge" to a constant ache.

The bars were 1.5 degrees wide and ranged in height from 1.3 degrees to 5.5 degrees, and the base of each bar was positioned 1.9 degrees below fixation.