Sentence examples for detracted very from inspiring English sources

The work domain was marked N/A by one third of respondents, it detracted very little from overall scale reliability (by 0.001) and produced a loading slightly lower than the preferred 0.4 on a forced 1-factor analysis (with N/A responses coded as zero), but had an acceptable loading if N/A responses were coded as missing.

The objective was to complete both induction and exhaust within the period that the piston was swinging over Bottom Dead Center (BDC), and thus detract very little from either the exhaust or compression strokes.

This would detract in a very substantial way from the relevance of U: falsity of the part detracts very substantially from overall truth, and lack of pertinence in the part detracts very substantially from overall pertinence.

Though a valid concern, this does not detract from very significant concerns about transparency in aggregate.

"The media treatment of any politician over unsubstantiated allegations, be it David Cameron, me or anyone else, is wrong and too much of our media is obsessed with personality politics, obsessed with personal criticism of politicians and therefore detracting from very serious issues around housing, living standards, jobs or world peace.

Ralph Borland [one of the curators of "Surface Tension"] got back to me very quickly saying that this detracted from the very analogue appeal of my earlier proposal, so the concept was scrapped.

It's a shame that one small part detracted from the very positive benefits of the exercise.

The fact that so many of the recent examples have read like a middle-class shopping list rather detracts from the very real struggle that many households are facing as general food prices rise, but there's nothing like a threatened cheese, wine and chocolate shortage to get the better-off thinking about stockpiling – or at least that's what the headline writers appear to think.

No amount of posturing or definitive statements will detract from the very real purpose that's being explored here.

The point of the above is not to detract from the very real success that the Irish whiskey industry has had.

They do not detract from the very real scientific achievements of the work, nor from the major effort it has taken for a group of dedicated ecologists to begin to take on board the way this much-loved ecosystem has a human history and a human context that has driven its past and present forms and will dictate its future.