Sentence examples for it has some degree from inspiring English sources

Studies of the lamprey's immune system in the 1960s and '70s revealed that it has some degree of adaptive immunity, tailoring its immune response to fend off pathogens it has never encountered.

This ensures that whatever does get built, it has some degree of Microsoft baked into it.

His co-authors also bear responsibility, the panel says, although it "has some degree of understanding" for more junior authors who were dependent on Macchiarini and other leaders of the research group.

But while it has some degree of autonomy, with a Synod of Bishops that elects its own members, the church's leader, currently Metropolitan Onufry of Chernovtsy and Bukovina, although elected by the synod, has to be approved by Moscow.

The area occupied by forest is low and it has some degree of intervention, the visibility of the guanaco is adequate, hence we considered that the forest is a minor component and it does not affect the efficiency of sampling.

In relation to the forest and the sampling methodology, as the area occupied by forests is low and it has some degree of intervention, the visibility of the guanaco is adequate, hence we considered that the forest is a minor component and that does not affect the efficiency of the sampling procedure.

Is a person's dream recall frequency a fixed quantity that never changes, or does it have some degree of flexibility depending on interest, openness, and encouragement?

Erlich too has made some extraordinary pieces using architecture and mirrors and although the Darling Harbour work is simple, it too has some degree of meaning beyond the funpark context.

Prima facie, it is plausible that the belief has some degree (perhaps not very much) of justification, the same or very close to the degree of justification I might have in the "good" case in which I correctly believe that I am experiencing pain on the basis of an experience of marginal pain.

Mr. Hassan said in a complaint issued this week that there was a broader principle at stake, that the government needed to be called to task if it used its control of the news media to spread false information and that it must have some degree of accountability.

We planned the swim for July 9th, Nunavut Day — a celebration of the signing of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement, in 1993, which led, in 1999, to the region's recognition as an official Canadian territory, allowing it to have some degree of self-rule and control over its own institutions.