Sentence examples for degree by which from inspiring English sources

The study looked at relative risk – the degree by which a risk is raised from its normal level – and not "absolute" risk, the scientists pointed out.

Fragility measures the degree by which the viscosity or relaxation time of a glass-forming liquid deviates from the Arrhenius behavior.

New Labour's apparent horror at the prospect of any new and radical economic ideas is testimony to the degree by which they were dazzled by, and in thrall to, an economics to which they theoretically opposed.

** An Army officer's career is shaped partly by his own abilities and by a certain amount of luck, but it is also determined to a great degree by which doors the institution decides to open.

An Army officer's career is shaped partly by his own abilities and by a certain amount of luck, but it is also determined to a great degree by which doors the institution decides to open.

His research especially on boiling point, specific gravity, specific heat, and thermal expansion demonstrated that compounds differ in their physical properties according to the degree by which their structure differs.

(number) The angle (in degrees) by which the polygon should be rotated (CCW).

(number) The angle (in degrees) by which the x-axis of the ellipse should be rotated (CCW).

(number) The angle (in degrees) by which the x-axis of the rectangle should be rotated (CCW).

The reason was clear after I called a manufacturer: the timers are set to pop when the meat is 180 degrees, by which point it is hopelessly dry.

Analysis of Ajmal's action revealed that "all his deliveries exceeded the 15 degrees" by which the arm is allowed to bend, the ICC said.