Sentence examples for incremental degrees from inspiring English sources
The acting comes at full throttle while the pacing cranks up the tension in agonising, incremental degrees.
The carbonyl contents in fillets of each group were observed increasing gradually with the time, whilst the incremental degrees were remarkably different between the groups of fillets.
People with phobias are already commonly treated with "gradual exposure" therapy while they are awake, where they are exposed to the thing they are frightened of in incremental degrees.
In short, the status quo is bad, Baucus' plan would make it better by the slimmest of incremental degrees, and at the end of the day, a net gain is a net gain.
The results were converted to a zero-to-ten (0.0 to 10.0) scale and were interpreted to represent the following incremental degrees of vulnerability to corruption [see Table 2].
If one of these arguments were sound, then the incremental degree of confirmation would provide a bias-free assessment of the evidence.
The degree of incremental confirmation will vary among people depending on their prior levels of confidence in H and E, but everyone will agree that the data incrementally supports the hypothesis to at least some degree.
"In the meantime, investors in Beazer stock and bonds continue to suffer from a significant decline in market value attributed to the unspecified degree of incremental risk related to this internal investigation that Beazer can't or won't clear up," she said.
Given all this agreement it should not be surprising that PR H, E), OR H, E) and PD H, E), have all been proposed as measures of the degree of incremental support that E provides for H.[11] While OD H, E) has not been suggested for this purpose, we will consider it for reasons of symmetry.
The White House projects that the incremental costs of an additional degree of warming will reach $700bn by 2030.
Product innovation performance is measured as radical and incremental innovation to gauge the degree of the novelty of product innovation.
