Sentence examples for be a rather weak from inspiring English sources

[11C]phenytoin appeared to be a rather weak P-gp substrate.

There appeared to be a rather weak difference in the relationship of subcortical volume to performance between the two classes, as indicated by the selection of the interaction term at the lowest penalty level.

"My recollection was this was a rather weak case," Mr. Watson, who retired from the F.B.I. later that year, said.

"The third way Blair tried to put together was already in existence," says Ashdown. "It's called liberalism, though Blair's is a rather weak version of it.

It has been a rather weak flagship for the brand, with a relatively high price, especially considering its unimpressive V-6 engine.

Admittedly, this is a rather weak test since our wage measures come in bins that are quite wide.

We conclude that the MLC is a rather weak convention that has not materially changed life at sea.

So the recommendation that ISPs should seek to control and limit internal access to pooled data is a rather weak provision.

The biochemical characterization of recombinant dDia1-FH1FH2 bulkulk polymerization assays and single filament TIRF microscopy revealed that dDia1 is a rather weak nucleator.

Indeed, material dependence is a rather weak kind of conventionalism and could even be made compatible with some versions of naturalism/realism (cf. Hacking 1983).

With regard to the magnitude of caffeine and testosterone percentages absorbed across amphibian skin, the results of this work correspond to absorbed percentages of other test compounds such as malathion, parathion, or carbaryl ranging from 76.8 to 96.2 % after 6 8 h post-application [14, 15], indicating that amphibian skin is a rather weak barrier to xenobiotics.