Sentence examples for degree generates from inspiring English sources

A college degree generates more income in a lifetime.

That is, node degree generates its best prediction performance in the same gene groups as a real analysis.

Further argument is needed to explain why being genetically related to a greater rather than lesser degree generates obligations, especially where the elements of voluntary cause are clearly not applicable (which applies as much to aunts, cousins or other members of the wider family as it does to grandparents).

The authors found that officers who joined the force when they were older, came armed with a college degree, generated few official complaints and were promoted to sergeant were less likely to get "jammed up" by the police disciplinary bureaucracy.

The first is based on the satisfaction of a system of algebraic constraints by the control-polygon legs, and the second uses the fact that numerical quadrature rules that are exact for polynomials of a certain maximum degree generate arc length estimates for PH curves exhibiting a sharp saturation as the number of sample points is increased.

While Ritzenhein typically throws his elbows back at around a sixty-degree angle when he's running hard, Bekele throws his back at almost seventy degrees — generating a correspondingly more powerful push.

That is literally a giant bucket, open at the top and filled with superfluid liquid helium, which cools the antennas to the same temperature as the universe, 2.7 degrees, generating five cubic meters of gas per second.

Matter in the inner disk is heated to millions of degrees, generating the observed X-rays.

However, because this research mainly aims to optimize separation and analysis of multiple sounds, it is unclear to what degree it generates plausible models of the auditory system.

If we do not know to what degree video generates a realistic motion percept, we may be presenting stimuli that are distorted in the very feature that video playback so valuably enables us to control and study.

Difficulty in regulating the degree of AR generates different degrees of LV distention and results in variable amounts of EFE formation but at the same time provides a positive relationship between LV distention and the amount of EFE.