Sentence examples for variable in strength from inspiring English sources

Shear testing of the sintered joints showed that the X paste joints were variable in strength and stiffness, having a typical Young's modulus between 10 and 100 MPa at room temperature.

Collectively, these studies suggest biodiversity effects on ecosystem functioning, although highly variable in strength, across most study systems.

The standardized beta value for gender is higher in the model for older adults (−.68) compared to younger adults (−.46), indicating that gender is a more important variable in strength prediction for older adults.

Nevertheless and in spite of ongoing gene flow in areas of sympatry, Iberian barbels can be distinguished using a combination of morphological and molecular data, which suggests that reproductive barriers, albeit variable in strength, do exist for at least some parts of the genome.

Another variable gaining in strength is the effect of a seller's eBay "reputation score".

Thus, PPT signals are ubiquitous but evolutionarily variable in both strength and constitution.

Good et al. (2001) and Carlson et al. (2004) both found that selection on wild juvenile salmon can be variable in both strength and direction.

The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of age, sex and anthropometric variables in handgrip strength and to determine norm-referenced values for preschool children.

Islamic influence spread throughout the region in variable strength; it gained new impetus in the late 17th century, and after 1776 Tukulor Muslims established a theocratic confederacy in Fouta.

In the extreme cases of highest and lowest fixed input strength, this would result in decreasing dominance durations of the percept receiving fixed input strength in the first case and in increasing dominance durations of the percept receiving variable input strength in the latter, while the dominance durations of the other percepts remain stable.

The mixture is initialized as a random distribution with variable mixture strength in decaying isotropic turbulence.