The present case, illustrates how the mere weight of lengthy and vague recitals takes the place of reasonably probative evidence of the existence of crime.
Ancient forests can be destroyed, if equal amounts of trees are planted somewhere else, an inherent sense of place and historical resonance translated into the worth of its mere weight in wood.
This delay in protrusion was not caused by a mere addition of weight to the female, since there was no difference in the latency of protrusion between the control and nBF treatments which consisted of a bar attached along the female's horizontal axis (Figure 3D, C-nBF, Wilcoxon matched pairs test, Z = 0.32, N = 20, p = 0.748, pB = 0.748).
They also controlled their analysis for other variables, including education levels, family status and size, jobs and so on, in order to isolate as far as possible the influence of mere weight.
Multiple, stepwise linear regression in a model including age, weight and height revealed that in this model age did no longer add information to mere weight and height.
As a family, as a household, couldn't we drop a half-ton, a mere 5percentt of our weight?
What was extraordinary about Cavendish's experiment was its elimination of every source of error and every factor that could disturb the experiment and its precision in measuring an astonishingly small attraction, a mere 1/50,000,000 of the weight of the lead balls.
McClintock noted a large quantity of heavy goods in the lifeboat at the "boat place" and thought them "a mere accumulation of dead weight, of little use, and very likely to break down the strength of the sledge-crews".
It is well known that the efficiency scores suggested by classical DEA models cannot fully discriminate efficient units, and inefficient units are evaluated by a mere set of optimal weights in a self-appraisal approach.
The coating is a mere 20,000th of an inch a bit more than a micron in thickness, thus adding negligible weight to the metal.
In a 150-day-old tammar wallaby pouch young the thoracic thymus weighs 94 mg, a mere 7% of the cervical thymus which weighs 1,400 mg or 0.7% of total body weight [ 17].
