The phrase "a lower strength of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intensity or magnitude of a particular quality, such as force, signal, or concentration.
Example: "The experiment showed that a lower strength of the solution resulted in slower reaction times."
Alternatives: "a reduced level of" or "a diminished intensity of".
However, a reduction of the core density typically implies a lower strength of the driving force for micellization.
Other significant factors with a lower strength of association (risk estimates generally 1.5 or less) were BMI, hypertension, a history of cardiovascular disease and plasma fibrinogen.
Second we included clinical indicators with evidence for health gain that were derived from randomised controlled trials only, excluding indicators with a lower strength of evidence.
Hummingbird-pollinated species showed a lower strength of selection and higher rates of trait change than species with a bee pollination syndrome (parameters in Fig. 2b), suggesting that hummingbirds might interact with a wider range of flower shapes than bees.
However, synonymous substitution rates were significantly higher in clade B than in clade A (P < 0.001, Mann-Whitney U-test), indicating that in clade B, the HD1 gene may be under fewer functional constraints, possibly due to a lower strength of codon usage bias associated with changes in the level of gene expression [ 59].
According to the defense, that scary number was a one-time fluke resulting from a clerical error when Mr. Snowden was given two new prescriptions for pills of a lower strength because his pharmacy had run out of the usual pills.
Therefore, altering the pH of a lower strength sodium hypochlorite solution may increase its antibacterial properties by facilitating the release of hypochlorus acid.
The inorganic resin exhibits better thermal stability than the organic resin, whereas the former illustrates a lower strength than the latter because of insufficient stress-transfer.
In this study, experimental work on the curing effect on the total shrinkage of a lower strength self-compacting concrete, is presented.
In this model, we assume that the brittle fracture and plastic flow occur independently; as a result, the mechanism that gives a lower strength becomes the dominant mechanism of deformation.
The samples containing a higher content of the nanomagnetite also had a tendency to exhibit a lower strength due to the nonhomogeneous dispersion of the nanoparticles in the cement paste [12].
