Sentence examples for degree attribute from inspiring English sources

Though the degree attribute itself was a strong predictor, the confidence score was increased when the additional two criteria were met.

R.H. Donnelley Corp. boss David C. Swanson does not have the college degree attributed to him by company statements long posted on its Web site and in other references.

Better yet, we can describe God more completely by taking all the pure perfections in the highest degree and attributing them all to him.

To some degree, analysts attributed the steep decline in tech stocks to the nature of the market in general.

Our results can, to some degree, be attributed to the resources expended.

These could, to some degree, be attributed to political pressure from Europe, and primarily the Data Protection Directive of the European Union [ 63].

The development of the tear-trough deformity, malar mounds, and prominent nasolabial fold and groove may to a significant degree be attributed to the loss of projection of the maxilla with aging [ 12, 30].

Its degree distribution attributes the SVN a scale-free network, i.e. it approximates a power-law (P(k) ∼  k− γ ;  γ = 1.32;  R = 0.69) (Additional file 4: Figure S2).

The improved emergence and enhanced growth in rice seedlings from primed seeds under flooded conditions may, to a degree, be attributed to the reduced lipid peroxidation caused by higher SOD and CAT activities in primed seeds.

The first centigrade scale (made up of 100 degrees) is attributed to the Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius, who developed it in 1742.

The other main peaks at 14.18, 20.14, and 22.54 degrees were attributed to vaterite (Fig. 7).