Sentence examples for correspondingly weak from inspiring English sources
And in countries where ruling families have used elected office to promote their own business dealings democratic freedoms tend to be correspondingly weak.
Because urbanization in Tunisia started two millenniums ago, tribal identity based on nomadism — which, as the medieval historian Ibn Khaldun says, has always disrupted political stability — is correspondingly weak.
"Demand is correspondingly weak across all markets, and our customers have continued to draw down existing inventories or delay purchasing until conditions improve," Mr. Holliday said, noting the company has already taken steps to cut costs through layoffs and lower capital expenditures.
The main conclusion from these observations is that during low solar activity, a number of weak flares, with flare power 0 5 dB, showed correspondingly weak phase perturbations.
The latter property is closely related with the absence of (or weak) anharmonicity of the lattice potential and correspondingly weak anharmonic (Umklapp) scattering.
In addition, the detector response function exhibits several spectral artifacts, and although their magnitude is only on the order of 1% of the main line, they can reduce the sensitivity for X-ray analysis of dilute specimens if they overlap with the correspondingly weak emission lines.
"The correspondingly weaker outlook for UK output growth means that the margin of economic slack is likely to be greater and more persistent".
My brothers just shook their heads saying, "I don't know".' Pelzer claims that attitudes to parental punishment were different in the 1970s and child-protection laws were correspondingly weaker, but even so.
Studies undertaken on animals have indicated that BZP can substitute for methamphetamine in addicted rats, although it is ten times less potent and produces correspondingly weaker addictive effects.
Obviously, the degree of polypharmacology for cyptenamine is correspondingly weaker than that of dronedarone.
A lower dose, 10 µg, gave a correspondingly weaker effect on splicing (Fig 1B; Supporting Information Fig S1C).
