The phrase "in high degrees" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an activity that is done to a great extent or a feeling that is very pronounced. For example: "She felt joy in high degrees when she saw her son graduate from college."
Value creation and competition occur in unforeseen ways resulting in high degrees of uncertainty.
These reactions yielded in high degrees of modification (80%and90%0%, respectively).
These result in high degrees of accuracy in accomplishing the demonstrated task, which are then translated to subsequent teaching to other robots.
Sequencing statistics show that for each platform a large number of raw reads were attained that resulted in high degrees of genome coverage (Table 1).
In fact, it is almost certain that the inspiratory plateau pressure of approximately 40 cm H2O (on average!) measured after MRS resulted in high degrees of stress/strain in those patients [ 1].
However, as demonstrated here and in previous studies, administration of decoy ODNs alone results in low efficacy and delivery with many available reagents results in high degrees of cytotoxicity [ 24].
In addition, these principles are far from complete: a work of art can possess unity and the other requirements in high degree and yet be unsuccessful even as form.
Twenty thermophilic actinomycetes were selected that were able to degrade feather wastes in high degree (87 91%).
However, significant (p < 0.05) reduction in MCH, and MCV and no difference (P > 0.05) in PCV were noticed in high degree parasitized group in comparison to the control group.
SPH is a famous particle-based method to get fluid behaviors, and it has the specialty in high degree of parallelism and has been tested on the variety of Graphic Processing Units (GPUs) platform [17 19].
Lesions in specific disorders such as Alzheimer's disease and schizophrenia are located in high degree regions, but not necessarily in the highest degree hubs, and not hub-concentrated to the same extent within different lobes of the cortex.
