Sentence examples for Strong power for from inspiring English sources

Rated at 240 horsepower, it supplies strong power for freeway merging and is fairly economical on regular-grade gas, with a government rating of 17 m.p.g. in town and 22 on the highway.

The sample size was calculated to obtain strong power for examining the various chronic disease risk factors of interest.

Large full-sibling families (146 offspring per family on average) and frequent observation were also employed to give a strong power for detecting QTL.

Consequently, hairlessness could have enhanced the division of labor of forelimbs with great dexterity and hind limbs with strong power for humanization, if it occurred once in CLCA.

The degree of myocardial reperfusion in this study was assessed by ECG ST-segment recovery, because it has strong power for predicting death, heart failure or shock up to 90 days after STEMI [ 37].

He called for strong powers for Ofsted to inspect teaching of religion and backed the idea that schools should teach about other faiths.

Nor do smaller states, like Denmark, Finland or Ireland, want to be bulldozed by the larger states, so the smaller ones are likely to favor continued strong powers for the commission.

Earlier this year, Mr Blair's government struggled to push through Parliament a terrorism law containing strong powers for the state to impose "control orders" restraining the liberties of terror suspects, even in the absence of sufficient evidence to bring charges.

"So I think the moral of the story of recent history in Scotland is if you want a guarantee of strong powers for the Scottish Parliament you have to vote 'Yes' in the referendum a week on Thursday".

We also need to mention that records at KMMH16 have stronger power for younger houses (with high natural frequencies) while those at IIS Mashiki Town Hall have stronger power for older houses (with lower natural frequencies).

This might explain why heterogeneity indices in general show stronger power for outcome prediction, in our data as well as in the literature [ 35– 35].