Sentence examples for the degrees in which from inspiring English sources

But in the 2000s, things seemed to change and the atmosphere does affect the arts and culture, and does affect the degrees in which people feel art is important and influences their lives".

The combined exposures caused overlapping structural and molecular abnormalities that were additive with regard to the breadth of insulin/IGF signaling molecules that were impaired, and synergistic with respect to the degrees in which ChAT and tau expression were reduced and pro-ceramide genes increased.

Mill (John Stuart Mill's father) believed that there was no better "index of the degree in which the benefits of civilization are any where enjoyed, than the state of the [society's] tools and machinery".

"I think Snowden played a very important role in educating the American people to the degree in which our civil liberties and our constitutional rights are being undermined," Bernie Sanders pointed out, immediately after Clinton spoke.

This participation depends on the degree in which EA helps stakeholders achieve their individual goals.

Video microscopy is used to characterize the degree in which the surface is covered by the contaminate in question.

Purity characterizes the degree in which instances of different classes are mixed in a same region of the data space.

However, there is significant problem in terms of the degree in which women's control over land.

The Hayek rebuttal, however, could point to the degree in which free markets operate in European societies alongside the governmental sector.

The two groups seem to differ more in their opinion of the degree in which a system is comfortable in the case where information is received by SMS.

The study presented in this paper uses a mathematical model to measure the degree in which a product will be perceived as environmentally friendly from its physical attributes.