Sentence examples for extremes I from inspiring English sources

These excursions will provide results that live between two extremes: (i) either each system is completely different and generalisations are virtually useless or (ii) the general complex nature of most systems will lead to fairly stable general properties that are easy to predict once the basic patterns are understood.

The R2 analysis is too sensitive for the range of the predicted extremes, (i.e., very high or very low responders)[ 6].

On a seven point Likert-type scale, patients select a reply for each question between two extremes (i.e. very often and never).

Diversity-thinking is thus a two-way street, in which both extremes (i.e. an overly negative and an overly positive view of old age) should be avoided.

You can do anything that fits your personality, but go to extremes, i.e super happy, super quiet, super hyper.

I don't like the extremes; I don't think that they teach us much about ourselves.

The ratio, e d / r Open image in new window is varied from negative extreme (i.e. all dampers are located at flexible edge of building) to positive extreme (i.e. all dampers are located at stiff edge of building).

The methods are validated using simulated and experimental data, and shown to be accurate when boundary parameters are not extreme, i.e. representing either zero stiffness or compliance.

Figure 1c shows another extreme, i.e. some probes consistently have high background corrected probe intensities.

Knowledge about extreme, i.e. low or high, PDU and its associations is most important in dementia care.

According to this evaluation, the United States is at one extreme, i.e. the countries with the worst performance and highest expenditure.