Sentence examples for although weaker than from inspiring English sources

Although weaker than the 3.7 per cent growth that some financial analysts had expected, the positive figure still sent Japanese shares higher, with the Nikkei gaining 0.5 per cent to close at its highest since 2007.

O.K., before I go any further, let's be clear: there is a huge divide between Republicans and Democrats on health care, and the Obama plan — although weaker than the Edwards or Clinton plans — is very much on the Democratic side of that divide.

Although weaker than covalent bonds, hydrogen bonds may affect the polarizabilities.

The receipt of HMPS was also a strong predictor of HHC receipt, although weaker than the effect of HHC as a predictor of HMPS receipt.

The results indicated that RBP-4, RBP-3 and RBP-3 displayed concentration dependent radical scavenging effects although weaker than that of Vc in the same concentration, and the order was RBP-4 > RBP-3 > RBP-1 > RBP-2.

Bone resorption parameters were also enhanced by the GSK-3β insufficiency, although weaker than bone formation parameters (Fig. 1F).

These results suggest that GEN has similar although weaker effects than E2 in the rat uterus.

This principle, although (much) weaker than AC, cannot be proved without it in the context of the remaining axioms of set theory.

Molecular dynamics simulations showed they were, like dopamine, binding non-covalently to α-syn and, although much weaker than dopamine, they shared some of its binding properties.

SREBP-1c also controls fatty acid-raising genes and, although significantly weaker than SREBP-1a [32], [32], it is the predominant SREBP isoform in many tissues and in liver regulates the conversion of carbohydrates to triacylglycerol in response to insulin [33].

Interrelations between subscales were significant, although somewhat weaker than those reported elsewhere [ 2].