Sentence examples for apart from weak from inspiring English sources

This equation predicts a striking phenomenon of excitation of advancing solitary waves (precursor solitons) in the upstream region of the moving object apart from weak dispersive excitations (wake fields) in the down stream region.

Endo180 protein was not detected in the normal brain apart from weak expression in some cells associated with the vasculature.

Apart from weak associations between serum lipids and genotype, there were no significant between-group differences in a range of demographic, biophysical, and diabetes-specific variables.

Theoretical benefits perceived with rapid acidemia reversal were not evident, apart from weak evidence of transient improvement in acidosis, with no evidence of any clinical efficacy.

E [ SD ] is always less for blockwise schemes, apart from weak, recent bottlenecks where E [ SD ] is large and similar for both the blockwise schemes and the SFS with 20 individuals (the SFS for 4 individuals is even worse).

As a primary screening criterion prior to being able to volunteer, the participants were asked to confirm that they considered themselves to 'have normal eyes apart from weak glasses (±4.0D)' since we wanted to research typical responses in asymptomatic participants.

Nintendo was partially hit by the negative impact of a rapidly rising yen (the company generates 80% of sales outside Japan), apart from weaker hard- and software sales.

The beauty of the NutriBullet – and what sets it apart from weaker rivals – is its high wattage, which means you can throw just about anything in it and it will blend it down to the finest paste in seconds, ready for gulping.

Apart from the weak dollar, the Philips consumer division has had to cope with weak consumer sentiment, and it has lowered prices by as much as 12percentt since the start of the year.

As hole concentration decreases from overdoped to underdoped Bi2212, the experimental data point moves apart from the weak coupling point toward the strong coupling side, and a crossover occurs at 8.5, which is about twice the weak coupling constant.

The tourism minister, Tracey Crouch, sought to emphasise that other factors apart from the weak pound were drawing in visitors.