Sentence examples for distinguished degree from inspiring English sources

She was awarded an Oxford DPhil by thesis in 1947 and the much more distinguished degree of DSc in 1973, for a portfolio of distinguished papers.

"I am greatly honoured that Queen's University Belfast should have endorsed that message by granting me this distinguished degree".

K-Means clustering method is used to distinguish degree level of each node importance for further analysis.

But it is a mug's game to try to distinguish degrees of mercilessness in this novel.

(Edna distinguishes degrees of reticence among policemen with remarks like "He wasn't quite as paranoid as the other guy").

Such dependence admits of degrees; thus it is possible to distinguish degrees of authorship.

As this method clearly and efficiently distinguishes degrees of cold tolerance among cultivars and individuals, it is recommended for gauging cold tolerance in the laboratory.

Considerations of this kind amount to quite a refined epistemological system of subjective probability, in which Bolzano distinguishes degrees of credibility and of assurance by using his probability theory (WL III, 274 288).

From our data, molecular determinants that define ovarian tumour subtypes and grades were not as easily identified as those that distinguish degrees of malignancy.

Estimates of total dietary exposure should reflect frequency distribution data on lead levels in specific food commodities in relation to the quantities actually ingested by various sample populations to distinguish degrees of risk associated with particular dietary habits.

To be validated as a surrogate measure, any candidate measure for AD must show a unique link to the disease pathophysiology, must be specific and sensitive in relation to clinically diagnosed dementia, and must be able to distinguish degrees of risk in outcomes.