Sentence examples for degree of those from inspiring English sources

Zimmerman was injured, but how do you evaluate the degree of those injuries?

Then, electrical anomalies potentially originated by diesel/gasoline pollution assisted in collecting subsurface samples which were analyzed in order to establish the contamination degree of those areas.

And the striking degree of those differences, adds Marc Bekoff, a cognitive ethologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, shows how "great an effect domestication had on the behavior of dogs".

It is found that sample C lost a noticeable degree of those defined shapes and exhibits round-shaped corners due to possible severe diffusion of Au and Ag. Figure 1 SEM images of samples A, B, and C. (a) Sample A: Au/Ag nanodisk annealed at 500°C, (b) sample B: Au/Ag nanodisk annealed at 550°C, and (c) sample C: Au/Ag nanodisk annealed at 600°C.

Mothers who were in unstable housing for one to two years after the storm also experienced psychological distress, though not to the same degree of those relocated permanently.

The functions are chosen and arranged by the z-score which indicates the predicted degree of those functions.

And while the average debt at graduation for our students earning bachelor's degrees (of those borrowing) is substantially lower than the national average, until recently, it was following the national trend and creeping up.

They concluded that changes in low-level clouds contributed most to differences in the degree of warming those models predicted.

Then there's cachet in a work's "degree of movement," those qualities that lend it a lifelike sensibility– a subjective measure, to be sure.

Kobe Bryant, O'Neal's partner in time, had jackknifed through two defenders earlier, scoring on one of those degree-of-difficulty layups that pushed the lead to 9.

The scale score is the number of questions answered correctly, combined with the degree of difficulty of those questions.