Sentence examples for the differing degrees from inspiring English sources
Just like the differing degrees of bowing, different types of speech are used depending on the person, social hierarchy and situation.
These findings, consistent with other research on retention of health workers (HWs) [ 17, 18], indicate the need for continued research to better understand the broad range of factors that contribute to HW motivation and retention, and the differing degrees to which different incentives influence their motivation and job satisfaction.
Magnetic separation is based on the differing degrees of attraction exerted on various minerals by magnetic fields.
The predicted lateral and longitudinal extent of deposit inundation was also sensitive to the type of DEM used, most likely in response to the differing degrees of surface texture preserved in the DEMs.
This may reflect the conferral of quality and context to newly experienced information as measured by the differing degrees of arousal and novelty it evokes.
This most likely reflects diversity in the ILD pathologies, the differing degrees of progression and especially the difficulty of making precise and consistent clinical observations embodied in the recorded diagnoses.
Various police officers whom I asked for directions, waved me vaguely toward the East River, differing degrees of boredom and resignation on their faces.
Costs not covered by employers are shared between the state and the employee in differing degrees, depending on the social security systems in each country.
Each item in the bouquet requires differing degrees of water: the palm requires very little; the willow a great deal, myrtle suffices with rainwater, the etrog depends on human irrigation.
Although the NRL and the linker histone content were equivalent in all samples, the minichromosomes exhibited differing degrees of compaction that depended on the H1 subtype incorporated (Figure 2).
Pupil dilation the cinching and uncinching of the muscle around the iris is manipulated with a white L.E.D., shone into the eye at differing degrees of brightness.
