Sentence examples for degree typical from inspiring English sources
In some degree, typical coastal forest vegetation such as mangroves or coastal pines are generally sufficient to withstand extreme winds or storms.
The lifespan benefit is not accompanied, in either sex, by weight loss to the degree typical of mice exposed to DR (Flurkey et al., 2010), and the two lower doses increased female lifespan significantly without any apparent effect on weight.
The thinner electrolyte allows the fuel cells to run at about 300 ºC much cooler than the 800 to 1,000 degrees typical for SOFCs.
As a consequence meta-organizations lack to a large degree the typical hierarchical organization of power in classical organizations.
Complicating the matter further, others might not use the term 'Santa Claus' but a name like 'Saint Nick' or 'Babbo Natale', and associate those terms with descriptions that converge to some degree with typical Santa descriptions.
Some advertisements say, "Why get a Diploma when you can get a Degree?" A typical bachelor?s degree programme from a foreign university could work like this: At the start of each subject, course materials are distributed to students for self-study.
The dual education system that combines practical and theoretical learning, but does not lead to an academic degree, is typical for Germany and is recognised as a model for other countries.
However, above all else, the environmental and ecological effects of artisanal mining at this scale overshadow to a large degree, those typical of settlement deforestation [36].
The septic cohort of this study thus exhibited a degree of typical apoptosis of septic shock.
The average degree of typical drugs in the SCZ DDI network was 41.22, while that of atypical drugs was 29.20.
Results that stemmed from these various reports were compiled by Woodward et al. [ 21] in a meta-analysis of 14 typical/atypical comparative studies; these authors concluded that atypical APDs improve overall cognitive function to a higher degree than typical APDs.
