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Pump-induced striations are much weaker when the pump frequency is close to a multiple of the electron gyro-frequency at the UHR height (Ponomarenko et al., [1999]) because in this regime, UH waves are forbidden (Grach et al., [1994]).

Worse yet, they are much weaker when competing with the larger manufacturing firms, as evidenced by the value-added rate of productivity per employee being merely 30%% of that of larger manufacturing firms [8].

But Hansen et al make an important point: this argument is much weaker when we're talking about really extreme events, like temperatures more than 3 standard deviations above historical norms.

But Graham was much weaker when it came to fundraising.

But, the second quarter results were much weaker when compared with the first-quarter earnings per share of 37 cents, and sales of $40.7 million.

The correlation was much weaker when pre-stimulation H3K4me3 levels were considered (data not shown).

This last association was much weaker when urban/rural status and in-migrants' diversity were allowed for.

We noted that the correlation between age and ADA was much weaker when examined within the subgroup of TPE patients.

However, for the Hexapoda scaffolds the proportion shared was much greater for the Weevil (17%) than for the Canopy libraries (7%; fig. 2 C, right), whereas this asymmetry was much weaker when comparing all scaffolds (fig. 2 A, right).

Treatment of embryos with Gleevec (Fig. 7C) and AD28 (Fig. 7D) caused a slight reduction of her6 staining at 100 μM, and the effect was much weaker when 50 μM of compounds were used.

The expression of a relatively hypertrophied pharyngeal jaw due to durophagy resembling adaptations found in specialized molluscivorous fish, and the result that hypertrophication is much weaker when fish are fed with high-calcium, low-impact diet leads to the conclusion that the observed phenotypic plasticity is indeed adaptive.