Sentence examples for a weaker effective from inspiring English sources

Experimental results show that argon adsorption in narrow carbon micropores takes place at a higher relative pressure compared to nitrogen due to a weaker effective adsorption potential (lower strength of dispersion forces), including the absence of specific interactions of argon with the adsorbent surface.

A possible caveat to this interpretation is that, because the benefit of adaptive mutations must be averaged across two different environments, those populations evolved in fluctuating environments may have experienced weaker effective selection than the populations that evolved in constant environments [ 51].

The fundamental problems of the pre-crash economy – rising income inequality, over-reliance on debt, weak effective demand – have not been solved: merely papered over.

The weakest effective concentrations (where inhibition is observed at less than 50% of the DMSO control) were tested: (A) BIRB 796 and dasatinib at 0.001 μg·mL−1, R406 at 0.1 μg·mL−1; (B) BIRB 796 and dasatinib at 0.005 μg·mL−1, R406 at 0.0001 μg·mL−1; (C) BIRB 796 at 0.1 μg·mL−1, dasatinib and R406 at 0.01 μg·mL−1.

But to be truly effective, a weaker dollar must be paired with higher domestic savings.

Although 8CPT-2'-OMe-cAMP is a relatively specific activator of Epac proteins, it is a weak and less effective activator of PKA [28], [30], [35].

There was a weak correlation between effective intranasal fentanyl spray doses and background opioid doses.

At the time, EU officials insisted that strong non-binding recommendations could ultimately be more effective than a weaker directive with legal force.

As a result, a weaker centralized authority is actually more effective because it allows peer punishment to restore cooperation in the presence of corruption.

The battle themes were described as a weaker area and were called either effective or repetitive, with Square Enix Music Online noting that "Mitsuda has never been very good at composing interesting battle tracks".

An even steeper drop was given when respondents were asked to score the U.S.'s reputation for having an effective government: a weak 49.3.