Sentence examples for could weakly from inspiring English sources

Findings indicated that Co2+ could weakly adsorb on the Pt surface, resulting in a slight change in ORR exchange current densities.

The monoclonal antibody against the EVETPIRN sequence (aa6 13) of human M2e protein could weakly recognize avian M2e proteins bearing the EVETPTRN sequence (aa6 13) but failed to recognize avian M2e proteins bearing the EVETLTRN sequence (aa6 13).

At semi-restrictive temperature (34°C) SWE1 deletion could weakly rescue kog1 cells (Figure S3C).

It was previously reported that soluble forms of TMEFF2 extracellular domain could weakly stimulate erbB-4/HER4 tyrosine phosphorylation in MKN 28 gastric cancer cells [1], and promote survival of mesencephalic dopaminergic neurons in primary culture [6].

This result provides evidence for previous speculations, which proposed that this region might correspond to a putative DNA binding domain based on its specific amino acid content [23] and by the observations that the C-terminal region of CENP-C (aa 638 943) could weakly bind DNA in vitro [40].

At the same time, the two-locus logistic regression result showed that rs35219727 could improve the model with each one of the other 14 SNPs; however, only seven SNPs could weakly improve the model with rs35219727, except SNP rs11571316 (Table 3 and Fig. 1D), with a cut-off p-value <0.01.

So, for just a moment, I could only weakly blame my allergies.

The sample from New York, Chicago, Miami, Seattle, San Diego and St . Louisbespoke a desire for participation that the shows could but weakly satisfy.

Pocket 4 was mostly composed of hydrophobic residues, thereby preferentially accommodating aliphatic residues, but could also weakly accommodate lysine due to its slightly acidic environment.

He begins with Homer's Ulysses wiping away a tear when his dog, "the hound, old Argos," so old that he could only weakly thump his tail, recognized his master upon his return home, even though Ulysses was in disguise.

When asked to put himself in the shoes of someone earning only $30,000 a year, and threatened with losing their job, all that Stumpf could say, weakly, was that "the vast majority loved Wells Fargo".