Sentence examples for effects of the weakness from inspiring English sources

Let's not forget that we already suffer the effects of the weakness of information collection via conventional means, as was the case in Afghanistan when bin Laden left recordings of himself broadcasting from caves, fooling commanders into assuming him present.

Based on a systematic parametric analysis, the effects of the weakness location, its magnitude, the number of weaknesses and the material non-linearity of concrete and reinforcing steel on buckling loads have been investigated.

This process of combining the strengths to overcoming the effects of the weaknesses of multiple CI techniques to solve a problem has become popular in the recent times and especially in fields outside the oil and gas industry.

To evaluate the effect of the weakness of the inducing field, we divided the WDMAM anomaly values by a dimensionless factor: ({mathcal J_{D}}), equal to the main field strength at the data point over 45,000 nT.

It is difficult to assess the effect of these weaknesses on the interpretation of results but sensitivity analyses and the literature suggest it would not be large.

Our electronic search strategy included only Medline and Embase databases which may have missed some important studies; however our comprehensive Web of Science citation search, which included both forward and backward citations, should limit the effect of this weakness.

C1 Euro's Fall Cuts U.S. Profits The euro continued its decline, to 85.46 cents, as the effects of the currency's weakness touched the American corporate landscape, cutting into sales and profits.

Some predict the effects of the pound's weakness will lift headline inflation in the UK from 1.2% on the latest reading to as high as 3% by year end.

While awaiting reliable near-continuous glucose sensors [ 15, 19, 45], it is advised to sample BG at fixed time intervals (e.g., every hour or every 2 h for the duration of the study) to minimize the effect of the current weakness.

In the analysis of the data methods have been used which take into account many typical noise survey problems including noise measurement errors, unique locality effects and the weakness of the noise annoyance relationship.

Commenting on the slowdown in growth, Mr Cameron said the GDP figures were "less exciting" than the previous quarter and showed the UK was not immune from the effects of economic weakness in Europe and a slowdown in other parts of the world.