By stretching the work to feature length, the film also pointed out the small-scale strengths of her enterprise; little was gained by giving secondary characters more to do and amplifying nuances that worked best by remaining modest.
In the overseas empire a careful administration secured from its peoples, if not passionate loyalty, at least a submission that drew no small strength from the threat of an alternative Turkish dominion.
Also, small strength variations due to icy layers were important.
By 1538 it was described in a royal report to Henry VIII as "a very ruinous house and of small strength", and it was observed that only the gatehouse was still habitable.
Spearman's Rho Correlation (-0.28) revealed a statistically significant relationship (p < 0.05) of small strength between the Spasticity Total Score and the change score of the GMFM-66.
Spearman's Rho correlation (-0.28) revealed a statistically significant (p < 0.05) relationship of small strength between the assessed total spasticity and the Change Score of the GMFM 66.
The fact that sensitivity of MMTs has been shown to be lower with small strength deficits [ 44] may explain the lower reliability in the study by Wainner et al. [ 26].
According to the guidelines by Cohen et al. [ 37], a correlation coefficient between 0.10 and 0.29 corresponds to a small strength of correlation, 0.30 to 0.40 denotes a medium correlation and 0.50 to 1.0 signifies a high correlation between the variables.
While this is less likely to be a problem when analyzing factors with strong biologic associations with survival (like baseline CD4 counts), factors with smaller strengths of association but with considerable public health impact may conceivably be missed if losses to follow-up are censored.
Compared with the performance of the specimen strengthened with the high strength strands, the specimen reinforced with side plates showed slightly smaller strength but more stable behavior.
