Sentence examples for have been weakly from inspiring English sources

Farther west, in the portion of the North European Platform that includes southeastern England and northern France, Mesozoic and early Cenozoic sediments have been weakly deformed into anticlines (arches of stratified rock) and synclines (troughs of stratified rock) by the Cenozoic deformation of the Alpine orogenic belt to the south.

Although NEC has been linked to a microbial etiology, associations with maternal intrapartum and resultant newborn early-onset invasive Group B streptococcus (EO-GBS) have been weakly defined.

Problems in this area have been weakly associated with general emotional problems [24], HRQoL [25], disability and the presence of pain [26].

Diligently planned, such environments offer the chance to integrate subsystems which have been weakly interconnected according to this study such as the water supply, waste and wastewater, and industrial sectors (F: 10, 11).

When the researchers extended the analysis to a separate group of patients and mice that had been exposed to tobacco smoke, they narrowed down the epigenetic modifications to several sites located in four genes that have been weakly linked to cancer before.

Our strategy may be a useful adjunct to traditional surveillance methods broadly in public health behavior research but may also be a core surveillance method where surveillance advances have been weakly developed.

Thus far, the EU's reactions to the military coup and the ensuing massacres have been weakly- worded.

In summary, the summer monsoon onset date has been weakly correlated to the ENSO during the past 100 years.

Awareness of elected officials: An evaluation of the 2000 regional urban transport plan (plan de déplacementsurbainsd'Ile-de-France, or PDUIF) in 2007 revealed that its freight-oriented actions had been weakly implemented, and the elected official in charge of transport decided to act.

However, parental smoking has been weakly and inconsistently associated with childhood leukemias in the epidemiologic literature (Belson et al. 2007).

Also, TGFBR1*6A, a common variant in exon 1 of the gene, has been weakly associated with CRC (Pasche et al, 2004; Skoglund et al, 2007).