Sentence examples for maxima judging from from inspiring English sources

We believe our subjects exercised to their respective maxima judging from peak exercise values shown in Table  1, but lower work capacity will set a limit on the number of graded measurements one can make in younger children such that this group had fewer measurements than seen in adults.

Granted PDC enjoys his share of am-dram moments – see the knee slide during Sunderland's 3-0 win at Newcastle – and knows precisely how to project that richly accented voice to maximum effect but judging from his press conferences at the end of last season he seemed far from crazy.

(3) On the other hand, part of the severe patients seemed to have the lowest of those variable and maximum BG levels, judging from two-dimensional or parabolic correlations between those BG parameters and SOFA scores.

Probably from Flatbush, judging from the accents.

In the same way, judging from node9node11, node8node12 will also be a tree, so for the user user2 to find the relative maximum boundary tree is the tree by node9node10, node9node11, node9node8, node8node12 graph.

Judging from these fossils, little evolution seems to be occurring.

Judging from public reaction Tuesday, mission accomplished.

The chosen VOI corresponds to distance 0 mm and turns out not to be maximum value, but judged from other side of the profile, the value appears to be typical for the non-necrotic part of the abscess.

The model adequacy can be judged from residual's least square which is important to ensure for providing maximum approximation on relationship between factors and response when normal probability is checked by normal probability plot of residuals.

Equipotency must therefore be judged from oral comparative RCTs.

The latter one can be judged from the change distribution.