The phrase "degree of translocation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the distance something has moved or been moved, or when discussing the quantification of a process of translocation. For example: "The degree of translocation of the plant's root system was measured in centimeters to track growth."
Therefore the degree of translocation was determined by the hepatic deposition of gold.
The degree of translocation seems to be dependent on particle size, chemical composition, shape, electrical charge etc [14].
An almost full excretion was observed for mice fed MWCNT, whereas a high degree of translocation was observed in mice fed very small SWCNT [97].
The ability of ING1 to induce apoptosis in various breast cancer cell lines correlates well with its degree of translocation to the mitochondria after UV treatment.
A high degree of translocation is likely due to the compounding effects of HIV enteropathy, environmental enteropathy, and malnutrition on mucosal barrier integrity and local immune defenses.
These variations may reflect differences in the response of different cell types to ESI treatment, for example greater translational attenuation in HEK-293 cells, but could also be due to differences in the degree of translocation inhibition caused by ESI.
NS and CS regions showed significantly different degrees of translocation of GR-nuc-GFP (Figure 2C).
Although differentiated control cells demonstrate a significant degree of nuclear translocation of unphosphorylated β-catenin, HPRT-knockdown cells reproducibly are markedly deficient in nuclear translocation.
We then assessed whether this also affects the degree of nuclear translocation of STAT3.
Specimens in the polyurethane foam model series (n = 10) varied with respect to fixation type, fixation orientation, and degree of lateral translocation of the osteotomy.
To establish the degree of systemic translocation, the livers of the animals were analyzed with AMG and ICP-MS.
