It is "weakly" semantic because truth values play no role in it.
On the other hand, it is not a typical reseeder either, because of its relatively low fire mortality rates, and because it is only weakly serotinous: although fire promotes seed release, seed release still occurs in the absence of fire.
Some scientists say that scale is not even accurate, because it is only weakly correlated to kratom's actual lethal potential.
To test the hypothesis that zebrafish hjv fails to regulate hepcidin expression during embryonic development because it is only weakly expressed in the embryonic liver, we injected zebrafish hjv cRNA at the one-cell stage and assessed hepcidin and foxa3 expression at 55 hpf.
For decades, arsenic has been considered a nongenotoxic carcinogen because it is only weakly active or, more often, completely inactive in bacterial and mammalian cell mutation assays.
First, catalytic activity measurements with FeCN and DQ were carried out with FMN added to the assay solution, to determine whether the FMN is absent simply because it is too weakly bound.
For decades, As has been considered a nongenotoxic carcinogen because it is only weakly active or, more often, completely inactive in bacterial and mammalian cell mutation assays (Hei and Filipic 2004).
An alternative hypothesis about phylogeny of the major macrolepidopteran groups, grouping Geometroidea with Noctuoidea and these together with Bombycoidea + Lasiocampoidea, is worthy of contemplation because it is supported, albeit weakly, in all our analyses.
However, it was gradually re-mobilized in the latter part of the experiments because it was only weakly adsorbed via outer sphere complexation reactions.
In addition, because it was only weakly correlated with other clinical variables it provides important independent information that cannot be obtained otherwise.
