Sentence examples for degree when comparing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, DM levels were significantly correlated between generations when comparing RJF with WL, and also to a lesser degree when comparing WL, but not RJF families.

Since the corresponding transcriptional networks vary to some degree when comparing species in the Saccharomycotina [ 64, 66] it is important to extend such analyses to Pezizomycotina, including toxigenic plant pathogens like F. graminearum.

Du145 and 22Rv1 cells were relatively resistant to Cisplatin (comparing with RWPE-1 and WPE1-NA22 cells, but to a lesser degree when comparing with PC-3 cells), and both Du145 and PC-3 cells were more resistant to Docetaxel than the 22Rv1 cells (Supplementary Figure 2C and 2D).

For instance, immigrants are both more likely to have a college degree and more likely to lack even a high school degree when compared with native-born residents.

"Memory Wound" seemed to me, in truth, a bad idea, more lacerating than consoling, though only by a degree when compared with more successful precedents.

The silica-coated iron oxide nanoparticles were taken up to a significantly higher degree when compared to the dextran-coated nanoparticles, irrespective of size.

In all cases, the addition of lignin increased the structural properties of the composites to some degree when compared with composites with no additional lignin.

From the Equation (17), the MMSE approach can alleviate the effect of channel noise in some degree when compared with the LS approach.

While few HUVECs survived in PBS alone, ocular fluid maintained the viability of the cells (albeit to a lesser degree when compared to EG2).

Light-exposure caused a further thinning of the outer nuclear layer although to a lesser degree when compared to light-exposed Q344terrho+/− mice that express transducin (compare the cyan traces in Fig. 6A and Fig. 5A).

Orange County, home to the University, has a high median household income, high home values, and a high percentage of the population with at least a bachelor's degree when compared to North Carolina averages.