Sentence examples for strength expressed from inspiring English sources

The concerns about troop strength expressed by retired generals during the war provoked angry denunciations by Rumsfeld and Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The pQCT technique provides analyses of volumetric bone mineral density (vBMD) (mg/cm3) for total as well as cortical and trabecular bone compartments and bone strength expressed as polar strength strain index (mm2).

Sixteen of 17 patients with an abnormal swing phase activity of the rectus femoris without that of the vastus medialis or lateralis and 20 of 23 patients with a sufficient hip flexor strength expressed an improvement subjectively.

The average grip strength, expressed as percentage of respective contralateral limb, was 92 %.

The average grip strength, expressed as a percentage of the contralateral limb, was 92 %.

The alcoholic strength expressed in percent by volume (% vol) is one of the oldest parameters for which quantitative analytical methods have been developed, and is still determined in businesses and laboratories around the world.

The random noise strength is expressed as a function of the dissipation strength and temperature T via the fluctuation dissipation relation [28], {sigma_{ij}}^2=2{gamma}_{ij}{k}_{mathrm{b}}T (2).

Isometric muscle strength was expressed as the mean of abdominal and back strength relative to body weight.

The ends of the skin strip were pulled at a constant speed (20 cm/min), and breaking strength was expressed as the mean maximum level of tensile strength in Newtons before separation of wounds.

Strength, as expressed as z-scores, decreased with age in older subjects who had a lower strength than younger subjects.

36 Due to a salt policy enacted in the US and European Union, the strength is expressed in terms of the active moiety (brimonidine 0.33%) rather than the salt-strength equivalent that was used in the clinical trials (brimonidine tartrate 0.5%).