Sentence examples for estimate of strength from inspiring English sources

The variability in the estimate of strength reduction due to combined installation damage and creep is demonstrated to be less than the variability in the estimates of reinforcement load even for the case of a load model judged to give relatively accurate load predictions.

The results of this study, suggest that using the first trial only or the mean of the first and second trials is not as reliable as basing the estimate of strength on a combination of three trials.

Vision No. 2: Moynihan was always skeptical about the CIA's estimates of strength in the Soviet Union's economy.

The multivariate models provide estimates of strength and direction of associations of components with responsibility loading that are adjusted for the other components in the model (Table 3).

When these two estimates of strength do not match, a high "surprise score" is assigned to the pattern, identifying the pattern as potentially interesting.

The univariate analysis sought factors that were significantly associated with the number of items documented per record, and was followed by a multivariate analysis to derive estimates of strength of association adjusted for confounding.

Clearly, the greater accuracy regarding the state and underlying etiology of chronic kidney disease would only render the estimates of strengths of association more secure and accurate.

Hand GS is an estimate of isometric strength in the upper extremity, but also correlates with strength in other muscle groups, 32 and therefore, is considered an estimate of the overall strength.

The estimated number of cubs divided by the estimated number of females (≥age 5), a model-based estimate of recruitment strength, exhibited 2-point cycles (Figure 6C).

At issue was the show's assertion that General Westmoreland had deliberately falsified the "order of battle," the estimate of the strength of the enemy.

That belief would indicate a rather low estimate of the strength of "vocation" which calls a Gilbert White or an Augustus Jessopp to the cure of a village.