L. 108 375, § 556(c)(1), substituted "conferral of degrees" for "graduate-level degrees" in section catchline.
The hydration rate of these polymers depends on the nature of substitutes and the degree of substitution.
The optimized derivatization process allows accurate control of the degree of substituted Tyr on hyaluronan (DSmol).
The degree of substituted phenolics in the modified chitosan was about 7.21 ± 0.05 mg gallic acid equivalents (GAE /g.
This is the first example of the HSSP of substituted acetylenes where the degree of polymerization was controlled.
BA-m is shown to have the highest degree of substituted benzoquinone formation followed by those polymers derived from hydroquinone, 4,4′- hexafluoroisopropylidene diphenol, 4,4′- hexafluoroisopropylidene diphenolhenone, p-cresol and phenol.
BA-m polymer (containing methylamine) is shown to have the highest degree of substituted benzoquinone formation followed by those polymers derived from ethylamine, propylamine, cyclohexylamine, aniline, and meta-toluidene, the latter five of which had the same rate and degree of photooxidation.
Overall, these results indicate that rather than being a substitute for the degree of protection, legal coverage represents yet another pillar of the employment protection legislation that co-exists with the protection's level.
3136b6d0-e3df-4199-b917-6d5a0887c655 Arthur C. Brooks ("My Valuable, Cheap College Degree," Op-Ed, Feb. 1) suggests that in place of traditional classroom degrees we substitute $10,000 degrees (the so-called 10K-B.A).
Still other courts went off on a quixotic tangent, substituting the phrase "reasonable degree of ballistic" certitude.
