Sentence examples for extent and strength from inspiring English sources
The extent and strength of first-person warrant rests ultimately on the empirical reliability of such reports, just as the warrant of observation reports does.
However, the extent and strength of the current online health education is limited.
Ultimately, this influences the extent and strength of associations among different parts of the genome.
The purpose of this study was to systematically review and critique the extent and strength of the published literature regarding how persons living in rural areas define health.
This review assessed the extent and strength of evidence regarding how rural people in the United States, Canada and Australia view health differently than their urban counterparts.
We determined the extent and strength of LD and gametic disequilibrium (GD), which is also known as long-range LD, in the CC.
Subsequently, analysis of the optimized metal frame shows that the maximum stress of the three working conditions [static, undulating road (40 km/h), and cement road (50 km/h)] is reduced to a certain extent, and the strength of the structure is enhanced.
The heritability for gF and gC are similar (Davies et al. 2011), but the strength of association, extent of replication and strength of enrichment were all greater for gC than for gF.
In our study, we used MRI to evaluate muscle hypertrophy response to training stimulus, which was maximal according to participants' personal perception, and investigated if there was an influence of bradykinin type 2 receptor variants on the extent of hypertrophy and strength gains.
Results indicate that the melting extent and the shear strength of the coatings were evidently improved with the increasing of spraying power.
There were systematic differences between participants and non-participations in HIV surveillance, but other ACDIS data permitted comparisons of the characteristics of these groups in order to determine, to the extent possible, the direction and strength of selection bias.
