Sentence examples for height degree from inspiring English sources
At final height, degree of body disproportion was similar between the groups (group A, 1.3 ± 0.2; group B, 1.2 ± 0.1; P = NS).
The spray angle is one of the principal "levers" to influence the morphology of deposit (i.e., maximum height, degree of symmetry, etc).
The second alternative was to gradually fill the notches between the protrusions, in which case we studied the effects of the protrusion height, degree of filling, and two modes of alignment.
Examination of the fluvial architecture of the Quaternary terrace deposits reveals significant changes in bedform geometry, involving a reduction in bedform height, degree of channelisation and maximum clast size in the post-capture sediment assemblage.
The following information is collected from participants' medical notes: weight and height, degree of any recent weight loss, co-morbidities including severity of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) if present, use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDs) or steroids, and routine blood test results (haemoglobin, albumin, and C-reactive protein).
The models were developed using empirical data on debris height and degree of loss of buildings following a debris flow event in the Martell valley in South Tyrol, in August 1987.
The gelatin eyeball (µ a = 0.028 mm−1 and µ s′ = 2.8 mm−1) with a maximum 10 mm in height, 70 degree in slope was utilized.
The bars were 1.5 degrees wide and ranged in height from 1.3 degrees to 5.5 degrees, and the base of each bar was positioned 1.9 degrees below fixation.
A comparison of 4 mm thickness piles in Fig. 11a, b indicate that sleeve height, l affects degree of soil plugging, where it clearly shows that a higher sleeve height, l produces higher degree of soil plugging (i.e., smaller values of IFR).
Because of the Sun's involvement, the height, width, and degree of ionization of the stratified ionosphere vary from day to night and from summer to winter.
The pressure in this study is expressed for different radius, degree, height, and time.
