The intended degree of support for the conclusion can vary considerably.
Table 2 shows the proportions of evolution accepters and rejecters grouped by their intended degree programs and pre-university biology experience.
Depending on the properties and the intended degree of protection, a wide array of combinations is being marketed as delivering protection against most kinds of UV-induced skin damage.
All the proposals that are being funded were prepared and led by the academic partner in the collaboration, and therefore from UNCST's perspective Window C has not quite achieved the intended degree of collaboration.
Medicine (22.0%), biology (15.4%), engineering (9.8%), neuroscience (9.3%), and chemistry (8.9%) were the most popular intended graduate/professional degree programs (Table 2).
Many definitions of 'ontology' have been proposed in the literature [ 4 10], and classifications of different types of vocabularies, thesauri, ontologies and knowledge bases have been proposed, based on criteria such as their intended use, degree of formalization or philosophical interpretation [ 2, 11 15].
For example, a 1999 overhaul that introduced a division between a three-year bachelor's degree and a two-year master's degrees (intended to equalize Italian degrees to those of other E.U. countries) prompted a proliferation of degrees and a subsequent recruitment of new professors, often hired on short-term contracts, sometimes for little or no pay.
Swartz worked to scrape data that was, to a certain degree, intended to be public.
His biggest successes, like Everest, were to a great degree intended to prove others wrong.
With his speech coming between this week's Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, Mr. Clinton unveiled a legislative shopping list intended to some degree to ensure his relevance as attention shifts to the campaign.
However, in light of students' inability to internalize the ethic, it is worth considering whether the principle benefits patients and the practice of medicine to the degree intended.
