Sentence examples for degree to that from inspiring English sources

Specific heat, ratio of the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of a body one degree to that required to raise the temperature of an equal mass of water one degree.

On the consumption side, we have also become governed by the gravity of the moment, and are so outraged by the dishonesty, villainy, corruption and divisiveness that we appear to be attracted, to a large degree, to that which underscores and feeds our fury.

In six of the latter, the high PM exposure was of similar degree to that in rural parts of the same study as included in Figure 1.

Ectopic ERα formed complexes with BRCA1 and CBP in E2-treated MDA-MB-468 clones to a similar degree to that observed in T47D cells (Fig. 5b).

In other studies, combination treatment of pioglitazone and metformin was associated with weight gain, to a similar degree to that observed with metformin and gliclazide (+1.5 kg vs +1.4 kg compared with gliclazide alone after 52 weeks) (Matthews et al. 2005) and glimepiride (+1.74 kg vs +1.85 kg after 28 weeks) (Umpierrez et al. 2006).

We have used a different model of intrauterine growth restriction based upon uterine artery ligation in which blood flow to the fetus is not ablated but reduced to a similar degree to that observed in human pregnancies complicated by uteroplacental insufficiency.

I'm going to guess you can probably add another 10 degrees to that," Katz said of the temperature inside.

"The degree to which that's certain?

Doesn't take an advanced degree to fgure that out.

To the degree that we know our self, to the degree that we are content and fulfilled, it is to that degree that we make any relationship successful.

To a degree that often seemed to surprise everybody but Mr. Clinton, the strategy worked.