Sentence examples for position and degree from inspiring English sources
Though all three had met, they weren't friends; they were too different in age, social position, and degree of sinfulness.
Lecithins are composed of phosphoric acid, cholines, esters of glycerol, and two fatty acids; the chain length, position, and degree of unsaturation of these fatty acids vary, and this variation results in different lecithins with different biological functions.
To better understand the nature of a country's position and degree of participation in GVCs, we need to fully examine the role of individual domestic regions.
Stepwise regression and analysis of variance indicated no significant difference in salary between genders after age, position, and degree were accounted for; however there was a significant difference in salaries between nonminorities and minorities (P < 0.0001).
Before closing the laparotomy incision, the position and degree of filling of the caecum were assessed.
The biological activity of sulfur polysaccharides is linked to their sugar composition, position, and degree of sulfation [ 95].
Therefore, the predictive factors of mortality could be said to be determined by the location of arterial injury which should be the posterior position, age, and degree of deterioration of hemodynamics.
Damage is defined by three parameters: position, extension and degree, which need to be identified in the inverse problem.
These results confirm that the pattern of gyrification (position, orientation and degree of folds) is a function of the differential expansion of cortex which engenders predictable, non-uniform tangential pressures resulting in broadly consistent cortical morphology.
Moreover, several studies employing cross-sectional and cross-cultural data show that women's human capital level, their socio-economic position and the degree of polygyny go hand in hand.
In practice, at least at the moment, there is a lag of about 40 milliseconds and the precision is about 1 mm for position and 1 degree for orientation.
