The phrase "a weak density of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing measurements, concentrations, or distributions, particularly in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The study revealed a weak density of pollutants in the water sample, indicating minimal contamination."
Alternatives: "a low concentration of" or "a sparse amount of".
Difference maps designed to localize TEP1 showed only weak density inside of the caps, suggesting that TEP1 may interact with MVP via a small interaction region.
Nevertheless, in a region with weak density gradients, the diffusion time, and therefore the lifetime of density structures, is long.
Given that modeling of weak density results in a phase bias, we were concerned that modeling with multiple conformations would be impossible.
4-fold NCS averaging was used to improve maps in the areas of weak density in chains C and D corresponding to the linker and the β3−α2 and β2′−β3′ loops.
Review 1: 1) Figure 2, and discussion of weak density in the scanning complex: It is unclear why it could be " possible that the nascent chain is present at lower occupancy" considering that the RNCs are purified by the 3x-FLAG tag on the nascent chain.
Specific comments: 1) Figure 2, and discussion of weak density in the scanning complex: It is unclear why it could be "possible that the nascent chain is present at lower occupancy" considering that the RNCs are purified by the 3x-FLAG tag on the nascent chain.
Unfortunately, the Ae. aegypti genome has a weak gene density [ 35], and most of our outlier sequences (85.4%) fell in supercontigs with few or no putative genes.
Unexpectedly, inspection of the electron density map of dehydrated structure indicated weak density for the loop segments corresponding to residues 65 76 and 162 169 in chain A of the asymmetric unit.
It is worth emphasizing that whilst the Ricker model accommodates density-dependence through the use of a parameter, K, representing the carrying capacity, the strength of density-dependent effects is regulated by the intrinsic growth rate, r, with lower values of r corresponding to weak density compensation [ 20, 21].
We show that the post-yielding strength of the lattice can be doubled with the addition of even a weak (low-density) foam: the strength exceeds the combined contributions from the lattice structure and the foam alone.
