Sentence examples for be weak compared to from inspiring English sources
"It means China's tobacco control efforts will be weak compared to mainstream international practices," Wu said.
Such a bond would be weak compared to C-G but not impossible.
Subsequently the water structure on this surface has indeed been found to be weak compared to crystal planes that have more reactive hydroxyls [23].
And although the dollar may be weak compared to other currencies, real estate agents say Americans with disposable income are still eager to buy in such diverse places as the Caribbean, Croatia, Dubai, and Buenos Aires.
Raman inelastic scattering is known to be weak compared to the elastic component (the study in [49] reports as a typical value that only one in 108 photons undergoes Raman scattering in tissue) and is therefore usually neglected when treating tissue optics.
Genetic modification of adenoviruses to allow replication selectively within tumour cells often relies on their activation by cellular mechanisms, which can be weak compared to intrinsic viral mechanisms.
Expression of these proteins has also been described in normal vulvar tissue and vulvar dysplasias in earlier studies, but was found to be weaker compared to the invasive lesions [ 26, 27].
Pierre Radanne, a French energy expert, said the US curbs were weak compared to the EU's aim to cut emissions by 40% by 2030 over 1990 levels.
"There have been comments made that the prosecution has been weak compared to the defense," Mr. Cuesta, a bus driver for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said.
"I think Australia will face quite a bit of pressure at the meeting, because when you look at the targets we made in Paris, they're weak compared to other countries in the G20," he said.
