Sentence examples for a combination of weakness from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to examine whether a general patient population for whom extubation fails, when compared with successfully extubated patients, have increased EAdi, reflecting a higher neural respiratory drive, have lowered NME as an indication of more pronounced respiratory muscle weakness, and have a reduction in NVE due to a combination of weakness and increased load.

Michigan and Ohio, which were hit early and hard by a combination of economic weakness and reckless lending, continue to reel.

That apparently reflects a combination of economic weakness, the transfer of some manufacturing to developing countries and conscious efforts to limit emissions, like the renewable power targets that many American states have set.

We also wondered to what extent public perception of the prosecution's evidence in both cases will ultimately stand or be torn apart by a combination of evidentiary weakness, a corrupt judiciary, or both.

Clinical manifestations are dominated by progressive weakness of skeletal muscle in late-onset patients and by a combination of skeletal muscle weakness and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in classic infantile patients.

Such a combination of poverty, state weakness, ethnic discrimination and geostrategic location has led to violence throughout Congo and in many other parts of the world.

Sadly, it was wrecked by a combination of the continued weakness in commodity prices, and a number of recovery plays that didn't recover.

But a combination of his political weakness (his popularity rating is at a record-breaking low of 13%), France's economic fragility and its rule-busting public finances has undermined Mr Hollande's voice in Europe.

Healey's apprenticeship for the most gruelling peacetime chancellorship since the 30s had been the MoD, where a combination of decolonisation, economic weakness and integration of the three feuding services into a single ministry – all policies begun under the Tories – occupied much of his energy.

Third, to what extent public perception of the government's evidence in both cases will ultimately stand, or be torn apart by a combination of genuine evidentiary weakness, a corrupt judiciary, or both.

The pathogenesis is not fully understood but is thought to be related to a combination of an intrinsic weakness in the arterial wall and an external trigger.