Sentence examples for likely strengths from inspiring English sources

The applied stress of 5 MPa was selected, such that it did not cause plastic deformation of the extensively altered rock mass, based on the likely strengths of the rocks given in Wyering et al. (2014).

And US researchers who recently developed a new diamond-like nanothread material believe its likely strength could make space elevator construction feasible within most of our lifetimes.

Given the likely strength of the British team, it could well be that Froome ends up in a support role, which is something he says he relishes.

The likely strength and depth of the opposition to Paul Nicholls's 11-year-old will not be apparent until Tuesday, however, as the race was re-opened after failing to attract 10 entries.

When the Fed chairman delivered his monetary policy report to the House at the end of February, he was noticeably cautious about both the speed and likely strength of the upturn.

"We didn't exactly highlight its location," he said of the box, "and it would also have taken someone a few times to gauge the likely strength of the bars.

A great deal of work has been done on developing methods for critical appraisal (Elwood 2007) and for assessing the likely strength and direction of possible biases (Rothman et al. 2008).

It is particularly important that empiricists attempt such tests – logistically demanding as they may be – because recent theoretical treatments have differed as to the likely strength and relative importance of direct and indirect selection on mate choice [ 9- 11].

Therefore, the tables also include critical details that give information about the context (ethnic background) and likely strength (based on sample size) of the study, to provide a source of reference.

The likely strength of resistance among food and beverage industry representatives was evident in an unsuccessful attempt in New York to cap the portion sizes of sugar-sweetened beverages sold in restaurants and other venues serving food (Gabbatt 2013; Grynbaum 2012).

The ability of the back programme to effect significant improvements on all quality of life subscales for its patients, in contrast to the clinic alone, points to the likely strength of the programme in these areas.