Sentence examples for degree reporting from inspiring English sources
Dan Vidal of URB stated that West milks the potential of his guest rappers to the most impressive degree, reporting that Jay-Z's generally relaxed performance was "with a fiery growl on" and that it "features Nicki Minaj going even more bonkers with her flow than we're accustomed to".
White race/ethnicity, having a Bachelor's degree, reporting a healthcare provider's recommendation for a mammogram and having a screening mammogram were associated with consistency in reporting date.
Although this is a relatively young programme and publication output may reasonably be expected to grow with time, there were impressive results with sixty percent of respondents with only a masters degree reporting some form of research output (publication or conference presentation).
Meyer (2016), for instance, demonstrated that individuals obtaining a higher education degree reported a higher level of engagement in PEBs.
A mechanical engineer working on plug-in hybrids and EVs can expect to make $63,600 median pay with a bachelor's degree, reports Clean Edge.
About half of those without a bachelor's degree reported some financial problem (such as being behind on utility payments or having credit cards cancelled by the issuer), compared to about a quarter of college graduates.
Psychiatrists with graduate or higher degree reported significantly higher PCS and MCS than those with lower educational level.
Contrarily, [Sg,k] denotes the apparent expression degree reported by probe with index k = 1,…,Npset designed to interrogate target g.
The patients operated with the cemented technique in a higher degree reported pain from the knees at the 3.6 year follow-up (hybrid 5/57, cemented 31/139, p = 0.026).
Higher proportions of those with a university degree reported reduction in depression (86%, compared to 80% of those without one, P < 0.001).
We compared the nodal degree reported from each web-based contact survey (without correcting for discordant reports) to the nodal degree recorded by the mote of each respective participant.
