The answer is that minus 1.7%, to be followed by a predicted minus 2% in the fourth quarter, is a weak branch for shareholders to cling to.
She reminded me daily that I was her sole son, her reason for living, and that if she were to lose me, in either body or spirit, she wished that God would mercifully smite her, strike her down like a weak branch.
We first used a model pre-mRNA substrate derived from mouse IgM (Watakabe et al. 1993), which possesses a predictably weak branch point with a degenerate sequence (Guth & Valcarcel 2000).
For a higher equivalence ratio, this flame isola opens up and yields two stable flame branches, a normal flame branch, and a weak flame branch.
RT-PCR and qPCR analysis revealed a large decrease in circular RNA expression after branch point deletion, but circular RNA and fully spliced mRNA could still be detected, as a weak cryptic branch point was activated in the intron as evidenced by expression of the fully spliced linear isoform.
In arthropods, peropsin has so far only been described in a spider [ 11], however, the very weak branch support values between spider and vertebrate peropsins in our investigation indicates that spider peropsins are very distant from vertebrate sequences.
The constitution of 1921 did indeed outline a government with a weak executive branch.
With Congress paralyzed thanks to increasing partisanship, some court-watchers have warned that the justices have become more aggressive in how they rule on cases the Supreme Court has essentially stepped into the power vacuum caused by a weak legislative branch.
One previous study also suggested that P. infestans might contain a TK based on the clustering of an EST-derived sequence with TKs, albeit with weak branch support [ 42].
After discovering that ten genes did not adequately resolve phylogenetic relationships among subfamilies, we chose a resource-efficient approach to tackle the problem of weak branch support for deep nodes in the tree.
However, if it starts to grow out of control, prune each weak branch back to the intersection with a thriving branch (instead of leaving stubs).
