Sentence examples for believed to be weak from inspiring English sources

Women stay inside and avoid cold drafts, because their bones are believed to be weak in the aftermath of the birth, and too much cold air could lead to rheumatism or arthritis.

So all the stigma, the beliefs that people are possessed by supernatural forces, that they're believed to be weak, that they're lazy or dangerous – all these prejudices and false beliefs lead to an underinvestment in mental health services and strategies, as well as a number of different human rights violations.

SHA-1 is believed to be weak against certain attacks, though, so it might be better for the vulnerable CAs to jump right to SHA-2 or SHA-3.

Because wind shear was believed to be weak, further intensification seemed very likely.

Distance as a barrier to uptake was discussed in terms of reaching the facility, getting home from the facility (especially if the MC client is believed to be weak and in pain), and seeking follow-up care.

The promoter activity of a tissue-specific promoter is generally believed to be weak, compared with activity of a ubiquitous and strong promoter such as the chicken β-actin-based promoter CAG [ 12].

IFN-λs are generally believed to be weaker inducers of IFN gene expression than IFN-α/βs (Doyle et al, 2006).

Although the selection exerted by these CTLs is believed to be weaker than the antibody-mediated selection on HA's antigenic sites (Bhatt et al., 2011), influenza does benefit from mutations in NP that promote escape from CTLs (Berkhoff et al., 2007; Valkenburg et al., 2013).

But, worryingly, most of the loss and the loss acceleration is concentrated in West Antarctica, long believed to be the weak underbelly of the Antarctic ice sheet.

He will be Sabella's key man in defence, an area generally believed to be the weak point of one of the tournament favourites.

Griffin had already been generating buzz on social media for a profane diss of Melania Trump after the first lady issued what many believed to be a weak comment on the Trump administration's policy of separating migrant families at the border.