Sentence examples for second highest degree of from inspiring English sources
Navy officials have said the ship and crew were at the second highest degree of alert observed in the Fifth Fleet, stationed in Persian Gulf, with crew members assigned to watch boats approaching the Cole through binoculars and others with weapons keeping watch.
We can know that God exists with the second highest degree of assurance, that of demonstration.
Note: The highest proportion of activation in the auditory cortex was detected with the second highest degree of smoothing (filter kernel of approximately three times of the full width at half maximum, [20 mm]3).
Therefore, it has the second highest degree of condensation, that is, second only to 2EC, which has no Ca. Hybrid sample 2ECCaCl, which was produced with calcium chloride as the calcium source, had a similar Dc to that of 2ECCaME, although not as much CaF2 is formed as in 2ECCaME.
CysR was found to modulate 26 TRRN genes making it the transcriptional regulator with the second highest degree (number of modulated genes) in the carolacton context TRRN.
In the end, Wodeham is not interested in denying that there is only one God, but he simply wants to show that the relatively strong arguments for God's unicity do not reach the third and highest degree of evidence.
The cut-off of 10 seconds showed the highest degree of sensitivity for both fallers (73%) and frequent near-fallers (81%).
The first premolar displayed the highest degree of tip, followed by the canine.
Moreover, the third GOP has the highest degree of high-frequency characteristic and this GOP is allotted 16 : 16 subsample ratio.
They show the two extreme tertiles of patients: namely, the third of patients with the highest degree of correlation and the third with the lowest degree of correlation.
In Israel, where universal vaccination with two doses of vaccine at 18 and 24 months of age was introduced in 1999, and where coverage was 90% for the first dose and 85% for the second, a high degree of herd immunity has been observed [ 18].
