Sentence examples for are weak when compared from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the functions of the primary care sector are weak when compared with countries with similar socioeconomic conditions.

NBC's "American Dreams" and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" did better than usual in the absence of the ABC competition, but the once-mighty "Criminal Intent" is weak when compared with last season.

In truth, the UK's economic recovery has been weak when compared with the other G7 nations.

Both of them include main melody performed by female singer, and the accompaniment in these two tracks is weak when compared with the vocal sound.

Chief Executive Paul Walsh said sales in the first quarter had been "weak" when compared with last year's performance and added that consumer trends in its markets were "broadly unchanged since the year-end,".

The liftoff height was correlated with the fuel jet velocity scaled by the initial fuel mass fraction, while the dependence on the ignition delay time was weak when compared with the gaseous fuels.

This indicates that the muscle fiber recruitment of VMO is weak when compared with VL.

Health selection could be one potential reason explaining the effect of chronic conditions on mobility changes which was weak when compared to that in younger old people.

One reason to explain this discrepancy is that effects of frequent exacerbation on FEV1 declines were weak when compared with other factors, such as smoking, and reportedly varied among studies due to differences in study design, sample size and inclusion criteria.

Thus here the retroactivity effect of pathway B on pathway A is weak, when compared to that of pathway A on B. Now we consider the effect of simultaneous step changes provided to A and B. We find that the concentrations of both complexes initially rise, but that eventually the concentration of the complex of the low affinity component is depleted by the retroactivity effect.

It is seen that the overall intensity of the movement is weaker when compared to the normal subjects.