Sentence examples for degree of advance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Panetta also indicated that the attack on the mission involved some degree of advance planning.

In the imagery task, neither task complexity nor the degree of advance information modulated the late CNV amplitude.

Traditionally the dramatic piece has been planned in advance and rehearsed, although there are degrees of advance planning and rehearsal.

The thermal response test shows the addition of Al2O3 nanoparticles remarkably decreases the super cooling degree of water, advances the beginning freezing time, and reduces the total freezing time.

Kitkumthorn et al. showed that the CCNA1 promoter region is methylated in cases of CC, and the degree of methylation advances as the oncogenesis progresses.

This study presents models with improved degree of accuracy to advance the design of erosion and sediment controls for construction sites.

The ability to efficiently modify the genome of an organism with a high degree of specificity would advance both research with model organisms and human gene therapy clinical trials [ 1- 3].

It is unclear why advanced and M+ CRCs showed a high degree of methylation: perhaps advanced tumours inherited a major biological aggressiveness or were simply more likely to become methylated.

As the degree of regulatory cooperation advances from sharing of submitted data to work sharing/mutual reliance on other authorities' work, and to decision sharing/mutual reliance on other authorities' decision, the necessary level of harmonization also advances from that of technical requirements to regulatory practice and to decision criteria.

While it is not uncommon for many patients with head and neck cancer to have some degree of dental artifact, advances in software post-processing and use of dual-energy diagnostic CT imaging may help to reduce the impact of these artifacts on delineation and reconstruction of the relevant dental anatomy [15].

Thus, its natural environments are considered a priority for conservation because of their high degree of endemism and advanced degradation [10].