Sentence examples for either the degree from inspiring English sources

This measure of mean relief is surprisingly little affected by either the degree of glacial modification or the total material removed by glaciers, but appears to be influenced by the more active tectonics of the Teton Range.

It marks not either the degree or duration of power".

The anti-Aβ42 titers our vaccinated mice developed were relatively modest; however, as we and others have suggested, behavioral rescue is most closely linked to Aβ oligomer reductions and not with either the degree of amyloid plaque deposition reduction or overall anti-Aβ titer [27]; [27]; [27].

Moreover, our calculations show that there are no significant correlations in our data between the differences in LGN activation and either the degree of fixation variability or the degree of eccentric fixation.

The accuracy of our estimates is then quantified by mean squared errors for each simulated data set separately, as displayed in Figure 8, B and D. The performance in estimating the sample-specific dropout rate is not greatly affected by either the degree of population structure or the level of inbreeding.

For example questions asked whether completion of either the degree program or the final year project module had given them 'an understanding of the evidence base for practice', or 'has made you aware of the need for an inquiring mind' (1 = agree - 5 = disagree).

They attend either because the degree is a job requirement or because they've been seduced by the siren song "college for everyone".

From numerical simulations, it is found that either increasing the degree number of polynomials or decreasing the constraints at the start and end times will decrease the absolute input electrical energy.

The 2nd stage filter analysis involved the assessment of issues that either influence the degree of confidence that can be placed in the cost-effectiveness ratios (such as the level of available evidence), or broader issues that need to be taken into account in decision-making about resource allocation.

For model BayesA ω = { d. f. β, S β }, a common choice is to assign a Gamma prior to the scale parameter and either fix the degree of freedom parameter (usually to some small value >4 to guarantee a finite prior variance) or assign a prior to d. f. β with support on the positive real numbers.

Thus, BMI can either underestimate the degree of obesity in old individuals because of an increase in the proportion of body fat with age or overestimate it as a result of loss of height, secondary to narrowed intervertebral disc spaces, vertebral compression, and kyphosis.