The Soviet preponderance of strength was such that Stavka expected it to take only 48 hours to reach Orel, splitting the German forces into three parts; instead, the battle ended three weeks later with Model's orderly withdrawal from the salient.
Accepting an hypothesis as the best answer to the question that was originally asked is based on the preponderance and strength of the evidence.
While the several Mountain states account for only a small percentage of the nation's manufacturing, the preponderance of the industrial strength in the West lies in the few Pacific states, which have shown a dramatic increase in the number of manufacturing establishments (1940 to the late 1970s) and nearly doubled the West's percentage of the national value added by manufacture.
It is under discussion whether the syndrome may result from a loss of muscle strength, amyotonia of vertebral extensors or preponderance of flexors [ 8, 19].
Tomorrow's battles will, as far as anyone can guess, be for control of land, not the sea or the sky; as long as America's forces retain their huge preponderance, it is hard to imagine western strength being tested in aerial battles or naval clashes in mid-ocean.
"The preponderance of evidence," Dr. Thurman said, "shows fairly convincingly that strength and balance training can reduce the rate of falls by up to about 50 percent".
We generally find that the preponderance of empirical evidence suggests that teacher unionization and union strength are associated with increases in district expenditures and teacher salaries, particularly salaries for experienced teachers.
The strength of our conclusion is limited by the small study size and the preponderance of mild cases which presented later[ 6].
Missed the sheer preponderance of these statements?
Strengths: Snap anticipation, strength.
The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.
