Sentence examples for degrees and range of from inspiring English sources

We performed an additional osteotomy after physeal closure in four hips in which PTA was more than 45 degrees and range of motion was restricted with the Drehmann sign [ 12].

The degrees and ranges of subjective symptoms were graded using a visual analog scale.

The effects of grain boundary characteristics such as the degree and range of the misfit strain relaxation at the grain boundary and grain boundary curvature on the phase behaviors near a grain boundary are then examined for both a flat or a curved grain boundary.

Sensory function was evaluated based on the degree and range of hypalgesia with the pinprick method.

BALB/c mice are phenotypically neophobic [ 76], which may have reduced the degree of exploration and range of behaviour displayed in the open field, thus limiting the possibilities to discern effects of exposure among groups.

These guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees and a range of 9100 m.

In order to collect different views of a very complex object so to avoid shadows, the projection arm was attached to a rotational stage (Thorlabs Inc. Newton NJ) that was able to rotate around the sample in steps of 0.01 degrees, and a range of 0 to 200 degrees.

The standard deviation of 28.3 degrees and the range of the thyroid cartilage angle in males (60 to 106 degrees) and females (88 – 132 degrees) in that series suggests that considerable anatomical variation and overlap exists in the structure within a normal population [ 16].

Different varieties of coal arise because of differences in the kinds of plant material (coal type), degree of coalification (coal rank), and range of impurities (coal grade).

"We need to know what our students do with their degrees, how employers perceive history degrees, and the range of skills that a history major provides".

What has changed is the number and range of degree subjects on offer.