Sentence examples for degrees in a sample from inspiring English sources

This study fills this gap in the literature by conducting a novel comparative assessment of different types of master's degrees in a sample of 14 programs from top-performing universities in Europe, Asia and North America.

A methodological consideration may be the co-morbidity of neck pain which is present in varying degrees in all samples.

In this pilot study, we estimate degree of reduction in a sample of unifacial endscrapers from the Nobles Pond Paleoindian site in Ohio, USA.

The overall degree of fractionation in a sample was defined as the sum of the absolute values of one minus each of: HREE/MREE ratios, MREE/LREE ratios, Ce anomalies, and Eu anomalies.

This implies that our diffusion kernel accounts for the degree of heterozygosity in a sample.

The results showed that Mx1 expression levels were elevated to a similar degree in all samples obtained from HCV-infected patients P2 and P4 compared with the samples from HCV naive patient P1 (Figure 3A).

The assay was rigorously tested on samples with varying amounts of degradation, and the ratio of nuCSF nuTH01 quantifications was shown to provide a good estimation of the degree of degradation present in a sample.

Our objective was to measure the degree of functional limitation in a sample of RA patients.

In the substudy, patients rated the interpersonal skills of their doctor and independent observers assessed the degree of patient-centredness in a sample of the doctors' audio-taped consultations.

Other studies have reported the levels in specific age cohorts [ 20]; Donachie and Walls [ 14] reported the degree of tooth wear in a sample of 586 adults aged 45 and over in Newcastle, UK and reported no correlation between severity of wear and age.

The primary purpose of this study, therefore, was to document the degree of change in HRQoL in a sample of patients evaluated before and after lung transplantation.