Sentence examples for degrees and forms from inspiring English sources

The necessary degrees and forms of cross-border co-operation are clear.

It was also a time during which the difference between the Mediterranean world and temperate Europe became even more pronounced and new degrees and forms of dependency developed in the sociopolitical systems.

Incompatibility of CDM procedures with Chinese domestic procedures, technology diffusion (TD) effects, Chinese government policy and the role of carbon traders and CDM project consultants all contribute to the different degrees and forms of TT.

While the degrees and forms of inequality may vary, women and girls are deprived of equal access to resources, opportunities and political power in every region of the world.

AFR provides a framework for such focus, has hence become an important reference for priority setting [ 14], and has been assessed and in various degrees and forms been incorporated in health services settings in several countries including Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Sweden and the USA as well as in more resource poor settings such as Mexico [ 15], Zimbabwe [ 16], and Uganda [ 13].

After induction for 3 or 10 days, all of them were able to partially rescue the growth defect of brm null clones in different degrees, and formed larger clones containing more cells than the brm 2 clones.

The ability of lectins such as ConA to bind to cell surfaces depends on the degree and forms of glycosylation for different cells.

She argues that coalition military effectiveness, defined as a coalition's ability to generate maximum war-fighting capabilities from its material resources, depends on both the degree and form of coalition military institutionalization. Her primary research interests are coalition warfare, military doctrine, European Security and Defense Policy ESDPP), and third-party military interventions.

However, there are some implicit considerations such as the idea that the national system of production should not be considered as a closed system (Etzkowitz & Leydesdorff 2000) or that "the specific degree and form of openness determines the dynamics of each national system of production" (Lundvall 1988).

The poll of 1,500 adults, conducted online Sept. 10-24, aimed to get a picture of how residents viewed the county and their neighborhoods and of the degree and form of their civic engagement.

Participants received extensive training on the degree and form of movements expected.