The use of a hand-held dynamometer has recently shown that people with HD have a significant reduction in lower limb muscle strength to, on average, about half of the strength of healthy matched controls [20].
In the two test media using the indicated partial strength of PSGHL, the nutrients (excluding sugars) were at half of the strength as standard for ODM (when designed for use with 50 g/L sugar).
The fatigue strength of welded joint at 5 × 106 cycles based on S-N curve can be estimated as half of yield strength, which can be predicted reliably in engineering application.
The Ulster Division sustained an estimated 5,600 casualties, more than half of its strength, on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, July 1 , 1916
As it follows from the calculations, the lifetime of carbyne-based nanodevice is sufficient for application at temperatures not higher than 600 K and loads not exceeding half of tensile strength of the contact bond.
This is half of the strength reported for the Carrington storm (−1,760 nT, Tsurutani et al. 2003b) and a quarter of the maximum possible of Dst = −3,500 nT (Tsurutani and Lakhina 2014).
In contrast, the tear resistance containing a central slit with only 1 mm length is about half of tensile strength of the unnotched film, which implies that the tear resistance exists an significant notch sensitivity.
The Weak Input Signal Data had FRAPs that were half of the strength of the FRAPs used to generate the Original Data.
For further analysis, we discarded pixels eliciting response strengths lower than a half of the response strength averaged over all pixels inside the recorded area.
The signal intensity of light becomes half of the original strength after propagating 20 km along the optical fiber.
