Sentence examples for shorter degrees from inspiring English sources

The types of starch branching enzymes (SBEs) involved in the synthesis of the distinct features seen for shorter degrees of polymerization, DP, < 2000, and longer (DP > 2000) amylose chains are identified by combining these data with a mathematical model of amylopectin biosynthesis.

Shorter degree courses were first introduced in some English universities by the Labour UK government in 2006.

Lord Mandelson, secretary of state for business, innovation and skills, has said he wants more short degrees and closer links between universities and business.

We observe that all the ASes in Figure 5 have high degree nodes with more external that internal connections; these nodes are not recognized as part of their ASes and thus induce many of the short-degree nodes into error.

Last week the Graduate Management Admission Council predicted that 12,000 courses will flood the field of graduate management education in Europe, catering for an estimated 2.4 million graduates of the new shorter bachelor degrees.

From Table 2 mark (in Tables 2 and 3, DF is short for degrees of freedom), we see that the percentage spectrum occupancy for Worcester in the paging band is 13.28% with a -value of  .

Such deviations may result from the short wavelengths (degree > 13) due to the difference in highest spherical harmonic degree of the core field description by IGRF and CHAOS-5, or from a difference in the representation of the secular variation.

At the same probing rate, short-term fairness horizon of higher degree topologies is shorter than lower degree topologies.

Only now is that changing, as universities switch to a system that makes a short professional degree possible for the first time.

However, we dropped short-term degree recipients for the largest rounds in the listing of funding totals.

Son of cattle brokers left U. of Iowa one semester short of degree to start PC maker with older brother Norman in 1985.