Sentence examples for degree experienced from inspiring English sources

What's unusual about Woods is that until recently, he seems not to have had this common experience, or at least not to the degree experienced by others.

As an article on the subject in a recent issue of American Family Physician acknowledges, social phobia can be tricky to diagnose because "the types of fears and avoidance commonly associated with" it "are, to some degree, experienced by most people".

Most objects were, to a small degree, experienced (subjective data) as having a speed-reducing effect, much in line with the simulator data (objective data).

In contrast, people in these birth cohorts with some college education or a more advanced degree experienced decreasing mortality rates, with larger declines at higher ages.

The maximum degree experienced throughout treatment of each adverse event was recorded for each patient.

For each type of toxicity, the worst degree experienced throughout the treatment was computed for each patient.

All 31 patients who had shoulder instability that interfered with abduction and shoulder flexing beyond 90 degrees experienced relief following surgery.

Even those men who are "cured" will to some degree experience erectile dysfunction, incontinence and possibly depression.

"My entire double degree experience was somewhat of a continuous freakout of one kind of another," he said.

Sure enough, the Sigur Rôs inspired film is a cliched, slow-motion, 360 degree experience of standing in the middle of a tidal wave, which would make a fine advert for a car, or Old Spice.

Sugar will live on via its website, Sugarscape.com, which has around 430,000 unique users a month, while Elle has looked to offer its readers a "360 degree experience" with complementary content on apps and online.