Sentence examples for proportion of strength from inspiring English sources

Although age-associated decreases in strength per unit of muscle mass (i.e. muscle quality) may play a role, a large proportion of strength loss can be accounted for by decreased muscle mass (Doherty 2003).

Classified according to British norms [ 25], the proportion of Strength and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) parent-rated measure of children with symptoms of mental health disorders in the abnormal/borderline range were as follows: emotional problems 47.9 %, conduct problems 37.1 %, hyperactivity 51.5 %, peer relationship problems 54.5 %, and problems with pro-social behavior 18.2%%.

Sullivan et al. (2005) proposed that the design displacement profile be set as a function of the moment profile in the walls, using proportions of strength assigned at the start of the design procedure.

This is not currently considered in fire engineering design approaches because the connections are assumed to heat up more slowly than the structural frame members and therefore retain a greater proportion of their strength.

Further, the Anzac Mounted Division had lost a significant proportion of their strength; over 300 casualties, including eight officers and 65 other ranks killed.

Concrete containing BS has a higher proportion of the strength-enhancing C-S-H than concrete made with OPC only.

Results show that the proportion of compressive strengths in the later curing period to that in the whole period is gradually increased with the RBA.

She writes: "It seems to me the cancer community has blown out of proportion the concept of strength.

High-alumina cement gains a high proportion of its ultimate strength within 24 hours and has a high resistance to chemical attack.

This model essentially vests a proportion of the reinforcing strength of the primary reinforcer in each of the states that precede it, one step at a time on each occasion of conditioning.

Older adults tended to apply loading to the jar lid slower (0.038 Nm/s vs. 0.044 Nm/s) and to open the jar at a slower rate (0.84 Rad/s vs. 1.59 Rad/s) than young adults whilst using a higher proportion of their maximal grip strength (40% vs. 27%) indicating that older adults used a more cautious opening strategy.