Sentence examples for weight of true from inspiring English sources

In her view, it lacks the conceptual weight of true millennial products.

Such fragmentary observations on the novel as those made by Dr. Johnson in conversation or by Jane Austen in her letters, or, in France, by Gustave Flaubert during the actual process of artistic gestation, have the charm and freshness of insight rather than the weight of true aesthetic judgment.

A promising riff on the pop psychology teachings of Slate.com promptly buckles under the weight of a true and horrible experience Fricker had last year.

Daily Shows long since rendered untopical are crushed under the weight of unwatched True Detectives and all you can do is drool in front of another Friends repeat because it's easier than exerting an actual choice.

The weight of a true split in Figure 2 is calculated as summing up the split weights of this split in eight underlying trees by switching off one branch in a reticulate event.

In order to explore the effect of temperature on R. communis seedling growth attributes we measured the dry weight of cotyledons, true leaves and roots of 14-day-old seedlings, grown at 4 different temperatures (20, 25, 30 and 35°C).

A subset of 694 men with both recalled and measured weight in early adult life allowed bias in recalled weight to be quantified; modest overestimation of true weight among thinner men was observed (see online supplementary figure S1).

A more in depth look at the data revealed that for parental estimations of the child's body weight, indeed both underestimations and overestimations of the real weight appeared, while parental measurements of their child's weight (using their own scale) were mainly underestimated, revealing systematically underestimation of true weight when using home scales.

Modest overestimation of true weight among thinner men was observed (mean estimated bias across the range of measured weight was 1.5 kg with a maximum of 6.9 kg estimated at the lowest limit of the range of measured weight; see online supplementary figure S1).

Both parties' primary systems give far too much weight to a small coterie of true believers.

The use of self-reported data for height and weight may result in underestimation of true BMI.