Sentence examples for frequent weak from inspiring English sources

Having to deal with the discontinuous and frequent weak water supply, the inhabitants of the city of Tlemcen who are connected to the water supply system, as well as those connected to the water system of all Algerian towns, have developed an internal water storage system to sort out this problem.

The former was infrequent and strong, while the latter was frequent and weak.

GBEs have a continuum of behavior, from being relatively frequent but weak events, to longer and stronger events that better conform to the conventional interpretation (and definition) of midlatitude blocking.

The evolution of the here presented type 2 pulse after entering the transitional level is shown in Fig. 4 Table 2 Classification of pulses Pulse type d (m) No. of pulses Average t pulse (s) Type 1 (strong) >50 56 37.5 Type 2 („weaker") <50 446 4.7 Strong (type 1) eruptive pulses that feature ash columns with a large diameter at the vent exit d are much less frequent than weaker (type 2) pulses.

HIV-1-specific CD8+ T cell-mediated cytolysis is detectable in infected children [18] [27]; however, these responses are less frequent and weaker in magnitude than in adults and do not always appear before six months of age [28].

The distributions of expression in positive nodes were similar to the patterns seen in primary tumours, with prevalent and strong expression of CEA and TAG-72, and less frequent and weaker expression of FR α and EGFR.

These studies suggest that XCI spreads initially to a small number of Polycomb stations and from there to more frequent but weaker locations along the chromosome to complete the spread of XCI.

The "redox cycling", where a product of the hole transfer acts, in turn, as scavenger for the photogenerated electrons, appears as a frequent cause of weak photocurrents.

The combination of frequent change and weak appointees [Wilson, Bridgeman and Battenberg] ensured that the professional leadership of the Royal Navy lost its direction in the four years preceding the war.

Physicians, especially in developing countries, have faced difficulties in prescribing guideline-based drug therapy in real-life practice because of the high cost of these drugs as well as their frequent adverse effects, weak efficacy in moderate and severe cases, and rapid reversal of efficacy after their withdrawal.

Bone avulsions are more frequent due to weaker epiphyseal insertion compared to strong elastic ligaments [2].