The first, which ended in April, was to assess the degrees to which the three companies were culpable.
The significant differences in their work come down to their choices of texts and the degrees to which their vocal lines showcase the specific voices of intended interpreters.
At the same time, there were Huge variations existed between schools in the degrees to which they supported poorer families with uniform costs.
Technical terms that imply different degrees to which assemblages can be divided spatially include association, habitat, ecosystem, biome, life zone, ecoregion, landscape, or biotype.
Of course, there are huge variations in both the rates and degrees to which the different states became involved with questions of natural resource management.
Canada's forest soils are acidic, the result of various degrees to which minerals are leached out of the topsoil; they are thus relatively infertile for agriculture.
There can always be unfortunate incidents and I can't assess the degrees to which these changes might take place.
At this stage, the system has an assortment of degrees to which Entrepreneurial Intention has been assessed.
The input variables of the FIS are transformed to the respective degrees to which they belong to each of the appropriate fuzzy sets, via membership functions (MBFs).
SSIM is an image quality assessment index based on the human vision system and indicates degrees to which structural information in noisy image has been retained [27].
One facet of heterogeneity of communities is professionalism; i.e., the degrees to which participants use general principles and standardized knowledge to solve problems.
