Sentence examples for equivalent to degree from inspiring English sources
For k = 1, this is equivalent to degree centrality.
Motion in three dimensions can be described by three rectangular coordinates or by the length of a line emanating from the origin and two angles (spherical coordinates); one of these angles is equivalent to degrees of longitude and the other to degrees of latitude.
They also demonstrate a degree of evolutionary divergence within SHFV that is roughly equivalent to the degree of divergence between other arterivirus species.
To relate the topological properties of the normative connectome to meta-analytically derived grey matter lesions, we first assumed that the degree of a voxel in the meta-analytic lesion maps was equivalent to the degree of the regional node of the DTI network in which it was located.
Using an assumption that countries will generally be effective at implementing adaptive measures, like building seawalls for coastal communities, Moore's model finds that economies would best be served by policies that limit warming to two degrees Celsius (equivalent to 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), a number the scientific community generally agrees would avoid catastrophic levels of warming.
Indeed, the degree of phylogenetic divergence between the two new SHFV strains and the type strain is approximately equivalent to the degree of divergence between PRRSV and LDV, which are considered different viral species.
Mice that received a 20% TBSA full thickness scald injury (equivalent to third degree burn) exhibited dramatically increased bone erosion mediated by high osteoclast activity, IL-6 and GC levels, that leads to lower cancellous bone formation parameters 4 7 days later [34], [35].
Level of education was classified into low/medium (up to higher-level secondary education or vocational education) and high (equivalent to bachelor degree or higher).
The value of k is equivalent to the degree of the node so a biologically plausible constraint for a genetic network is || w||0 ≤ 10.
Full Thickness Burns are the equivalent to third degree burns.
