Sentence examples for spectrum of degrees from inspiring English sources

A spectrum of degrees of homeothermy and heterothermy probably will be discovered.

Rather, there is a spectrum of degrees of 'naturalness' ranging from environments with minimal human influence through to built environments.

Current neuroscience distinguishes a spectrum of degrees of  "consciousness" among organisms, ranging from basic perception of external stimuli to fully developed self-consciousness.

Combinations of PS fiber diameters between 150 nm and 5000 nm, and molecular weights between 13,000 g/mol and 9,000,000 g/mol provided a spectrum of degrees of molecular confinement, which, for particular pairs of molecular weight and fiber diameter, allowed for large fiber extensions through the process of necking followed by large homogenous deformation controlled by strain hardening.

Lycan argues that consciousness can come in a wide spectrum of degrees of richness or fullness of consciousness, and that there is a meaningful sense in which a system with a minimal degree of consciousness is not "really" conscious (1996, p. 8).

For example, replacing the dichotomous Annex I/non-Annex-I distinction with a formula that generates a continuous spectrum of degrees of responsibility would be fully consistent both with the Durban Platform for Enhanced Action and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Nonetheless, the interviews represented a broad spectrum of degree of concern regarding caregivers.

When cytotoxic chemotherapy is indicated for luminal disease, the specific choice of regimen depends on the position within the spectrum of degree of endocrine responsiveness and risk of relapse.

Since our primary research question required an entire spectrum of various degrees of SAH, measured as ICP increase, we were dependent on tight control of ICP.

An entire spectrum of various degrees of SAH severities measured as peak ICP was generated and controlled using the blood shunt SAH model in rabbits.

NAFLD is a condition defined by excessive fat accumulation in the liver, and represents a spectrum of varying degrees of liver disease that is not attributable to alcohol or other known causes of liver disease.