A large degree of genetic structure exists in <i>Porites</i> spp. species complex. by Carly B. Scott (21736069)

Different degrees of alteration. by Stefania Titton (8378721)

Table of accords which are over- and under-represented in the data (large |<i>z</i>| values) and which also effect the number of reviews received by the perfumes in which the accor... by Vaiva Vasiliauskaite (6911651)

Geographic coordinates (decimal degrees) of the study sites. by Grzegorz Sowa (12463167)

Example epidemic curves for different values of the degree of segregation, <i>x</i>. by Joseph Hickey (6274097)

Figure 6. Analysis of peptidergic network degree highlights hubs and a large rich club by Lidia Ripoll-Sánchez (17031075)

The mean and the variance of the Kendal rank correlation for degree and <i>k</i>-shell centralities across datasets. by Sergey Shvydun (21353846)

Presidents' mental models over time (in-degree centrality) by Sami Russell Nour (22185145)

Frequency distributions of node degrees and status levels. by John Bryden (3260439)

Distribution of degrees <i>k</i> in synthetic contact network with 97,942 nodes. by Tapio Schneider (12914905)

Varying degrees of spatio-temporal partitioning between large carnivores in a fenced reserve, South Africa by Emma E.M. Evers (11575593)

Uniform in-degree graphs. by Caitlyn Parmelee (12197572)

The component spectrum in the roll and pitch degrees of freedom. by Huiyuan Zheng (12889196)

Subjects:

Presidents’ generated mental models over time (out-degree centrality) by Sami Russell Nour (22185145)

Logistic regression results for the effect of failure degree on funding success. by Ji-Wen Li (10202446)

Subjects:

Infections, detected infections, and undetected infections as a function of degree <i>k</i> for different contact tracing strategies. by Jungyeol Kim (16542079)

The component spectrum in the yaw degrees of freedom and the maximum statistics. by Huiyuan Zheng (12889196)

Subjects:

Validation of self-reported height and weight in a large, nationwide cohort of U.S. adults - Fig 1 by James M. Hodge (8703657)

Coefficient of variation of coordinated degree. by Peijiong Feng (17020939)

“…Conclusions include: (1) a downward trend is shown from 2016 to 2021 for the coordinated degree, along with the Pearl River Delta is the best among the five agglomerations; (2) the Middle reaches of the Yangtze River is the highest, followed by the Pearl River Delta and the Yangtze River Delta of coordinated degree in 2021; (3) the main cause of downwards in coordinated degree combined by a stable decline in carbon emissions and fluctuating increase in pollutants; (4) intra-regional differences in the Yangtze River Delta and the Middle reaches of the Yangtze River are relatively large, compared with the smallest in the Pearl River Delta measured by Theil Index; (5) coefficients of variation are relatively higher in the Middle reaches of the Yangtze River and the Yangtze River Delta, followed by the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the Pearl River Delta and Sichuan-Chongqing urban. …”

Symmetry plots showing parameters that demonstrate large lateral asymmetry from the midsagittal plane. by Mark Morkos (13229214)