Sentence examples for degree gain from inspiring English sources

Bispebjerg Hospital, Copenhagen Health Services, GP Board of Quality Management, and Novartis might in some way, or to some degree, gain financially from the results.

I said I was probably the only one with a degree gained through distance learning, and that I also had more work experience than the majority of graduates".

American students, he says, need to make sure that a degree gained from a Chinese institution will be honored by employers and academic institutions back home.

To what degree gains and losses are associated only with certain alleles has been less studied.

Intercalating (or having another degree) gained additional points in the academic ranking system on the Medical Training and Application Service (MTAS) for matching candidates to the Foundation Year (FY) Programme posts.

Like awarding its own degrees, gaining university status is crucial to the school's plans for expansion.

The year and a half he spent bulking up for Bullhead, living on endless tuna, chicken and pasta, pushing his body to dysmorphic degrees, gained him 65lbs of brawn.

The overwhelming percentage of intercalator students reporting that they really enjoyed their intercalated degrees, gained a substantial advantage over their peers as well as skills helpful to their future careers, implies that students clearly do value intercalated degrees.

Furthermore, when the patients were divided into subgroups according to their preoperative ROM, the results showed some interesting differences; the stiffer knees (80 99 degrees) gained range of motion, while the more mobile knees (100 119 degrees) kept their ROM unchanged, and the most mobile knees preoperatively (120 160 degrees) appeared to lose some of their ROM.

After becoming principal, she studied at night to earn a master's degree and gain her certification.

The frequency response of the polymer-metal interface shows a fractal degree of gain slope.