Sentence examples for generates a weaker from inspiring English sources

Based on the traditional view that information is encoded in the mean firing rate, stimulus 1 can be discriminated from the other two stimuli, since it generates a weaker response.

One functional interpretation of this association is that as the interaction between KIR2DL3 and HLA-C1 is relatively low affinity, it generates a weaker inhibitory signal than other KIR/ligand interactions allowing a greater functional response by NK cells [ 57, 58].

The wet anorthite flow law generates a weak LC that plays no role in the deformation pattern.

When the remote is clicked, it generates a weak perturbation in these voltage signals proportional to how hard the participant presses the Wiimote button.

Nevertheless, this antibody generates a weak signal in immunofluorescence that decreases in CGN transduced with a short hairpin RNA that specifically targets Trim17 mRNA (ShRNA Trim17, Figure 8a) and in SCG neurons microinjected with two different small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) against Trim17, demonstrating the specificity of the immunodetection.

However, as the moon spiralled away from Earth, and the gravitational pull became weaker, another mechanism could have taken hold, generating a weaker field.

The fact is that short-term fiscal restraint will make the current economic weakness more serious and reduce tax revenues, generating a weaker fiscal position over the next several years.

Overpressure will also be enhanced within the dehydrating basalt, potentially generating a weaker and more deformable layer relative to the surrounding units as a result of a decrease in effective stress.

Au nanoparticles adhering on the top of vertical nanorods were discrete, whereas the particles on the top of oblique nanorods formed lines which would generate a weaker localized electric field.

Thus, mice that were chronically fed ethanol generated a weaker antibody response following vaccination with HCV compared with control mice (Encke and Wands 2000).

The assumption behind all these studies is that high-risk, otitis-prone children generate a weaker immune response, for which there is some evidence [ 46].