Sentence examples for on various degrees from inspiring English sources

Like most singers who rely on various degrees of declamation, Ms. Salonga was most appealing when she relaxed and sang a sweet, low-key rendition of "Someone to Watch Over Me," accompanied by a single guitar.

To cover the fatigue continuum a comprehensive item bank containing items on various degrees of fatigue is necessary.

The average migration rate of keratinocytes ranged between 0.18 and 0.4 mm/h, and there was no significant difference of the average migration rates of these skin explants cultured on various degrees of substrate stiffness with collagen-coated wells).

A comprehensive performance analysis is performed on eight bridge configurations of various degrees of skew and curvature with low-to-moderate seismic excitations which are characteristic of the Mountain West region.

It is a tussle that is going on in various degrees across Europe: this month, Germany's highest court ended a long legal battle there by ruling that an Afghan-born Muslim teacher could not be forbidden to wear a head scarf in school.

Both cities' denizens piled onto the scrum on Twitter, to various degrees of nastiness.

"Because children are dependent on adults to various degrees, they can feel responsible for the feelings and behaviors of the adults around them, especially those in formal positions of authority and those they care about deeply," Cavill said.

It was demonstrated recently that the mechanism of HILIC separation involves various combinations of hydrophilic interactions, ion exchange, and reversed-phase retention by the siloxane on the silica surface, which contribute to various degrees depending on the particular conditions employed [ 33, 34].

Vices such as prostitution and gambling, which were common throughout Texas during the 19th century, continued to be tolerated to various degrees on the island in the early 20th century.

The majority of these signatures were obtained (and validated to various degrees) on symptomatic lung cancers, and it is not presently known whether they can be useful in the diagnosis of asymptomatic patients, for the purpose of diagnostic anticipation.

The Herero, the Ovambo and the Nyaneka-Nkhumbi are examples of such Bantu groups in southwestern Angola and form a broad cultural and economic cluster relying on cattle raising to various degrees [ 15, 16].