Sentence examples for degree critical from inspiring English sources

We therefore moved our analyses to β3-integrin-heterozygous (β3-HET) mice, hypothesising that this would circumvent developmental changes arising from the complete loss of the protein, whilst at the same time maintaining, at least to a degree, critical interactions between β3-integrin and VEGFR2 (Mahabeleshwar et al., 2007) and/or NRP1 (Robinson et al., 2009).

After "Mean Streets," "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore," and "Taxi Driver," which were in varying degrees critical successes, he made "New York, New York," which was anything but.

Raising the load function degree increased critical circumferential mode numbers and critical longitudinal mode numbers in specific ranges of thickness and length ratios.

She graduated from Barnard and received a master's degree in critical theory from Columbia.

Whatever the subject, a degree teaches critical skills, mixing with people, debating, exchanging ideas.

Comics have achieved a hard-fought-for degree of critical respectability since the "graphic novel" boom of the mid-1980s.

He received a master's degree in critical studies from the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California.

Some accused Linklater of being nostalgically complicit in his characters' jockish sexism; others accepted a degree of critical distance.

If the editorial page is going to take a position, your readers deserve some degree of critical and impartial analysis.

Even the choice of quotations made by the ancient grammarians from the classical stock of poetry implies a degree of critical (though subjective) activity.

This book brought Dreiser a degree of critical and commercial success he had never before attained and would not thereafter equal.