Sentence examples similar to either to a degree from inspiring English sources
The post-eruptive breakdown was more apparent on the incisal portions of the teeth and this is probably due either to a higher degree of calcification in the cervical region or that this region is remote from the immediate effects of mastication reducing the chance of fracture to hypomineralised enamel.
But it is possible to enforce either to a harsh degree.
It is always possible that these developments could cause a polling misfire -- in either direction -- to a degree that lacks historical precedent, but with just hours remaining before the vote count begins, it would take just such a systematic error to change the verdict of the pre-election surveys.
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The mice were humanely killed either when ascites had developed to a degree that resulted in a 20% increase in body weight or when the mice became ill.
"The first two said, 'No,' but the last one was hesitant, but he said, 'OK, I'll let you on.'" A mother of two, Hailey says she occasionally braids hair for money, and eventually, she wants to return to school to pursue either a degree in adult education or law.
"The first two said, 'No,' but the last one was hesitant, but he said 'Okay, I'll let you on.'" A mother of two, Hailey says she occasionally braids hair for money, and eventually wants to return to school to pursue either a degree in adult education or law.
