We caught them when we were at a very strong point and they were at a very, very weak point.
Although the cathepsins were found to also degrade Dlg1, ZO-1 and ZO-3 in LeuLeuOMe-induced lysosomal membrane permabilization (LMP) in HaCaT and CaCo-2 cells; the cleavage efficiency was very weak, pointing to caspases as the major proteases responsible for MAGUK inactivation during apoptosis.
A strong/very good or a slightly weaker SOC significantly (p < 0.05) predicted a health status better than the mean score in seven of the SF-36 subscales, RP, BP, GH, VT, SF, RE and MH, at the 12 month follow-up compared to a very weak SOC 21-555 points).
For example, a parabolic reflector will focus a parallel wave of sound onto a specific point, allowing a very weak sound to be more easily heard.
To see Musharraf as a man now sustained, really, by his friend the United States is to put him in a very weak and nervous position at the point at which his friend the United States attacks another Arab country.
The Bank of Canada's governor, David Dodge, said last week that recent setbacks to the economy pointed to a "very weak" second quarter and "some continuing softness" in the third.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has proposed a methodology for systemically important institutions, but it rests on a very weak analytical basis, as Americans for Financial Reform pointed out in a recent letter.
Barack Obama won election to the United States Senate in 2004 with an overwhelming 43-point margin, albeit against a very weak opponent.
He said it pointed to a mandate that a "very weak" opposition needed to respect as he moved to rebuild the shattered country.
But Mr. Devine and the analysts were quick to point out that the consensus had been for a very weak quarter.
