Sentence examples for strength of total from inspiring English sources

The formulae for the strength of total transmitted stress- and velocity-wave after the inclusion are subsequently presented.

Among all the prepared catalysts, SiO2 supported catalyst showed a broad peak below 200 °C with the lowest strength of total acidity of 0.1547 mmol g−1 in terms of NH3 desorbed.

This change in opportunity for selection can significantly affect the strength of total selection on other traits.

The regression model was applied as the 1-RM-total (muscle strength: sum of total load lifted in the 1-RM tests [i.e., leg press + leg extension + leg curl + chest press + lat pulldown]), according to Ruiz et al. [ 5].

By integrating into portfolio management a broad understanding of the customer's jobs to be done, companies can find new ways to grow existing offerings in the portfolio, more accurately assess their true growth potential, find completely new opportunities and more confidently assess the overall strength of the total portfolio.

One of their goals in 2009 is to pursue integration: they realize that the compartmentalized, fragmented delivery of social services weakens the strength of the total offering, and deeply frustrates both providers and recipients.

The superiority of combining the two measurements into a single index may simply be due to the individual strength of both total and HDL cholesterol.

Moreover, Misztal et al. [ 3] reported estimates of dominance variance in US Holstein cattle for 14 conformation traits that ranged from 7.3 (rump angle) to 22.3% (strength) of the total genetic variance.

Although all dendrograms showed very highly supported nodes for the separation of the two main gene pools and the two wild accessions; in the combined analysis, we found very high bootstrap values (ranging from 90 to 100%) based on the strength of the total set of markers evaluated.

Therefore, we have also analyzed two economic factors reflecting the strength of scientific activities: total funds and total expenditures in the field of natural sciences and technology.

Isn't there a limit to their strength, a sort of total number of strokes the hand can make?