Sentence examples for comparatively weaker than from inspiring English sources

It may be concluded that electron-phonon coupling in mixed phase is comparatively weaker than that in the hexagonal or cubic phase.

The stem of vector-transformed plants were comparatively weak than the transgenic plants containing BbKst (compare Figure  11E with Figure  11F).

On the average, the isolated events are found to be comparatively weaker and shorter than the storm-related events, although the geomagnetic characteristics of both classes of events bear no statistically significant difference.

Thus, patients with stronger beliefs in their ability to follow treatment were found to be more likely to adhere than those with comparatively weaker self-efficacy beliefs.

The adhesion indexes of the other 19 strains were lower than 1 × 106 CFU, demonstrating their comparatively weaker ability to adhere or invade the cells.

Since the melting point of Gaq3 is around 10 °C lower than that of Alq3, the intermolecular interaction of Gaq3 is comparatively weaker.

This means that comparatively weaker students in less intellectually rigorous programs are the ones preparing to become teachers.

Therefore, the comparatively weaker operational performance of RE installations in Japan is largely caused by operating costs in Japan that run higher by a factor of 1.5 to 2.0 than those in Germany.

Shares of UBS, meanwhile, rose a comparatively weaker 1.6%, to 20.40 Swiss francs ($18.01).

A series of 3‐bromo‐1-hydroxy‐1H‐indole‐5,6‐dicarbonitriles are, in turn, comparatively weaker MAO inhibitors.

A comparatively weaker CAPE is also observed from 1986 to 1995, with an exception of around 1992 (strong ENSO year).