Sentence examples for retain a power from inspiring English sources

Formulae provided here for minimum detectable differences show that to retain a power level in the region of 80%, triallists would have to be content with detecting a difference above a twelve percentage point change.

On the basis of this power calculation we aim at recruiting 40 participants for each group, which would give us a satisfactory safety margin to retain a power of 0.8 or higher through the trial.

But Stravinsky's score retains a power that one more dance vainly exhausts itself trying to match.

Last month Mr Helms declared the court would be "dead on arrival" in the Senate unless America retained a power of veto.

The home secretary, Theresa May, also retains a power of last resort to issue a ministerial direction backed by contempt of court proceedings against universities that refuse to implement the new counter-extremism rules on external speakers.

Nonetheless, the aggressive style of totalitarianism retains a power to seduce because it "comes from a lineage of darkness," said Yeohlee Teng, a New York fashion designer, who incorporated in her fall collection triangular forms and and slanting seams inspired by the forceful geometry of Mussolini-era convention halls she saw in Italy.

Like the most dazzling of magicians or the most artful of art forgers, by withholding the secret of how the illusion worked he retained a power uniquely his own: the spoils of his humiliation, perhaps, but a knowledge that no one was about to take away.

The lyrics to You Suffer are, by common agreement: "You suffer, but why?" This would appear to retain a Hemingwayesque power.

When you strip away their larger-than-life big-screen grandeur -- a perverse proposition, to be sure -- they still retain a certain power and poetry (the "Lawrence" DVD is particularly impressive).

Judging by the speed-trap figures, Mercedes probably retain a small power advantage.

When you treat others with openness, kindness and respect you retain a calm power to stay rational and present in your communications.