The phrase "degree of passage" is valid and could be used in certain contexts in written English. It is typically used to describe the level or extent to which something is allowed or permitted. Here is an example of its usage: "The degree of passage for individuals entering the restricted area is carefully monitored by security personnel." In this sentence, "degree of passage" refers to the level of access or permission granted to individuals entering the restricted area.
The results obtained from analysis of range and variance showed that the influence degree on passage rate of particles ranks as follows: α > D/W > S/H > H/D.
For all four proteins the degree of strand passage varied with supporting ion. Figure 3 and Table 2 show the average decatenation of full length and truncated isoforms in the presence of magnesium, calcium or manganese.
"In New York, a college degree is an important rite of passage if you want to do public service," said Russ Haven, longtime legislative counsel for the New York Public Interest Research Group, a nonpartisan advocacy group.
These industries were granted some degree of protection after the passage of the Customs Act of 1876.
The first case is found in Shem Tov Ibn Falaquera's Book of Degrees, two passages of which were surely taken from the Intentions of the Philosophers (Chiesa 1986, 86).
The presence or absence of a rite of passage and its degree of complexity was decided by beliefs whether it is necessary or possible to change it through a ritual and the difficult degree of the change.
Since earning a college degree has long been considered a rite of passage, there's an extra sense of accomplishment when you reach the finish line.
An intra-operative photo shows the degree of obstruction of the nasal passage on the right side.
The X-rays show the interstellar gas that has been heated to millions of degrees by the passage of the shock wave from the supernova.
"I remember, coming to Sussex University for the first time, that some degree of drug use is almost a rite of passage.
Although the brain lesion profile showed a higher degree of vacuolation than in the first passage, the PrPd mapping was similar at first and second passage in transgenic mice.
