Sentence examples for a weak extension from inspiring English sources
For such behaviours, this leads to a weak extension of the classical bound theorems of the shakedown analysis.
The covariance and t-maps displayed very similar topographies: Alpha1 increased over central areas with a weak extension to frontal electrodes.
Even patients with excellent results after total knee arthroplasty (TKA) have an altered walking pattern with less flexion, a shorter swing phase, and a weaker extension strength in the operated knee (Andriacchi et al. 1982, Dorr 1988, Wimmer 1999).
Of these, we found that one mutant strain carrying a deletion resulting in the removal of several miRNAs led to a weak lifespan extension.
Egfr-DN caused a weaker GB extension defect, in which all GBs grew but some were shorter than in wild-type (Fig. 1B).
These plans are the extension of a weak and outdated recovery plan (approved by the federal government in 1987) that requires each state to maintain only 100 wolves and 10 breeding pairs — far below what's necessary to guarantee genetically healthy populations.
In lower organisms, the requirement for SIRT1 for DR longevity depends upon the experimental conditions, and in C. elegans, the SIRT1 ortholog sir-2.1 was required for lifespan extension by a weak mutation in eat-2, a genetic DR model, but not in other eat-2 experiments or DR methods that utilize bacterial food dilution (Mair et al., 2009; Kenyon, 2010; Burnett et al., 2011; Guarente, 2013).
Extensions leading to a weak Trefftz constraint are introduced.
Associativity is an extension of cooperativity, where an independent input helps a weak (i.e., subthreshold) input to induce LTP.
These earthquakes are unusual because the hypocenters had been under a weak E-W compression before the megaearthquake, which changed to an E-W extension after it.
Non-parametric statistics highlighted a weak (Kendall's partial T=0.128) but significant (P<0.001) correlation between pN category and extension of lymphadenectomy.
