The phrase "a weak site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a website or online platform that lacks strength in terms of performance, security, or content quality.
Example: "The company decided to revamp their online presence because they realized they had a weak site that was not attracting visitors."
Alternatives: "an underperforming site" or "a subpar site".
A weekend gross of £110,000 yielded a weak site average of £482.
The UK never looked likely to buck that trend, and so it proved, with a debut gross here of just under £28,000, yielding a weak site average of £233.
The calculated results of the site occupancy energy show that V and Mo preferentially occupy the Cr sites, and W has a weak site preference for the Cr sites in NbCr2.
A diverticulum is a herniation through a weak site of the bowel wall that produces a small outpouching [ 1].
For tandem donors, only 33% of the 52 events with a strong minor site affect ordered regions compared to 57% of the 317 events with a weak site (Fisher's exact test: P = 0.0009).
The DNA variants of the glucocorticoid receptor binding site impact the confirmation and regulatory activity of the receptor, and replacing a weak site with the higher-affinity consensus alters the transcriptional response to the hormone (Meijsing et al. 2009).
However, a weaker site 68 nt downstream from the natural site was activated.
However, it is possible that a weaker site at -802 to -795 (5'-TCAGGCCA-3') could interact with SF-1 (see Additional file 7).
For the human NFATC1 gene, in transfection assays the pA1 site appeared as a "weaker" site than the distal NFATC1 pA2 site or the proximal poly A site from the Ig μ heavy chain gene [ 44].
Our data therefore indicate that the main target in A34.5 for IP7-mediated pyrophosphorylation is the C-terminal tail (Ser and Ser), and a weaker site is at the N-terminus (Ser, Ser and Ser).
Only a single weak site was observed (580D).
