Sentence examples for consequently weak from inspiring English sources

Therefore, weld line deflection and deformation in samples with higher traverse speed lead to poor material mixing and consequently weak tensile strength.

Al-Ma'mun, who could not rely on large military forces and whose position was consequently weak, was at first inclined to accede to his brother's demands, but al-Fadl ibn Sahl dissuaded him from this course and encouraged him to seek support among the native population of Khurasan, who also opposed control by the caliphal court.

Consequently, weak microcirculatory units need to be actively recruited, particularly under conditions of autoregulatory dysfunction.

The bone is thinner and consequently weaker at this junction, which is why most fractures occur at this level [1, 2, 3].

The Trainer has a Squirtle and an Ivysaur, all three of which can be switched between; unlike the other fighters, these Pokémon become fatigued and consequently weaker, and must be switched out long enough to recover.

This group was relatively small (517 women in 1991 and 342 in 2001) and the power of the analysis consequently weaker.

The higher activity of 3 compared with PdCl2 and (PPh3)2PdCl2 is probably a result of the structural distortion discussed before associated with longer and consequently weaker and more reactive Pd P and Pd Cl bonds.

However, La3+ substitution has also caused a slight reduction of the JT distortion and consequently weaker FM properties (T C ∼ 90 K instead of 100 K for bulk BMO).

They face platforms deciding that having indies doesn't matter to the bottom line as much as indies think it should, and consequently a weak negotiating position.

Consequently the weak closure of any masa bimodule of trace class operators is strongly reflexive.

On the other hand, with rotational speed higher than 1570 rpm, the materials will be separated by pin, and consequently a weak joint will be obtained.