Sentence examples for evidence that the maximum from inspiring English sources

The results provide experimental evidence that the maximum depth D of local minima of the underlying energy landscape can be upper bounded by D<n2/3.

Taking into consideration the geological evidence that the maximum temperature of pseudotachylyte reached ≥ 1100 °C (Mukoyoshi et al. 2006), most plausible temperature is 1300 °C for the Kure OST.

The results of the study evidence that the maximum value of the behavior factor allowed in Eurocode 8 for timber structures with nailed shear walls and nailed diaphragms, connected with nails and bolts (q = 5) is in general not possible for post-and-beam timber buildings braced with nailed shear walls.

It should be noted that the maximum sea surface cooling that occurred during the other four typhoons (T1112, T1114, T1115, and T1116) could have exceeded 2°C; however, we did not assess these four typhoons because no in situ observational evidence that the maximum sea surface cooling exceeded 2°C was available (Table 1).

There is comprehensive evidence that the maximum knee flexion angle in stance is reduced (the limb is more extended) with the severity of the OA when compared to normal subjects, and some suggest that this is in order to care for and prevent knee OA progress [ 14- 16].

The total-body volume fraction of the newborn human brain is higher than that of a Day 6 rat, and even in the rat pups, we found evidence that the maximum rate of recovery of brain extracellular pH after asphyxia was paralleled by a small acid transient in body pH (Fig. 2A).

He added: "The decision to alter the borough's term times and holiday dates is based on sound research evidence that shows the maximum length of the summer break should be no more than five weeks for the best educational outcomes.

These curves evidence that the maxima and minima of the conductance appear at the same voltages for both temperatures, namely, 15 and 25 mV for the maxima and 20 and 30 mV for the minima on both polarities.

There is just one point corresponding to prokaryotes in Fig. 1, and there is, indeed, an excellent reason for that: we have no evidence whatsoever that the maximum genome size of prokaryotes increased during that enormous time span or in the time elapsed since.

There is palaeobotanic evidence that during the last glacial maximum most of Portugal was covered by temperate mixed forests [34], whereas the present day climate and vegetation of southern Portugal, but not that of Mafra, resembles that of the African Maghreb [9].

There appears to be evidence to suggest that the maximum creep rate in the primary regime can be correlated to the secondary rate, which is invariant with increasing creep strain, i.e. a steady state is reached.