Sentence examples for expressing different degree of from inspiring English sources

We recorded commonly used two-phrase utterances consisting of Japanese adjective and adverb phrases expressing different degree of markedness under designed conversational situations, and compared their F0 characteristics.

Anatomical variations of the main classes expressing different degrees of uterine deformity and being clinically significant are the basis for the design of the main sub-classes   4.

The new proposed system has the following general characteristics: (a) the main classes are based on the uterine anatomy and embryology and express main anatomical variations of uterine anatomy coming from the same embryological origin; (b) the main sub-classes are further anatomical variations of the main classes expressing different degrees of uterine deformity.

Anatomical variations of the main classes expressing different degrees of uterine deformity and being clinically significant are the basis for the design of the main sub-classes.

In "The Open Boat", "An Experiment in Misery" and other short stories, Crane plays with light, motion and color to express different degrees of epistemological uncertainty.

Different clinical prediction problems show different degrees of difficulty.

As previously demonstrated [ 11, 12], these two cell lines show a different degree of differentiation and express cytokine patterns typical of either less differentiated basal layers of epidermis (NCTC 2544) or more differentiated superficial layers of epidermis (HaCaT).

One might also be concerned that DNA microarray measurements of meagerly expressed genes would have a different degree of "compression" than measurements of genes expressed abundantly, so that, on average, the log ratios of one or the other would be inflated.

However, all the three truncated αA-crystallins, were under different degree of unfolding stress when they were expressed individually for 48 h in HeLa cells.

These genes were highly expressed in beating areas compared with adult cardiac mRNAs, reflecting the different degree of maturity.

That BRL in Danish Holstein and Danish Red cattle is expressed in a different way has previously been indicated by a different degree of renal discolouration between the breeds [ 6].