There was a highly significant and strong main effect of habitat but no main effect of lake, indicating only a weak historical signal of lake origin (Table 1).
Studies of mounted immune responses reveal that sigS-mutant infected animals had significantly lower levels of IL-6, indicating only a weak immunological response.
The correlation matrix revealed that a reduction in lignin content was compensated for by an increase in matrix polysaccharides (r = −0.49, p < 0.0001) rather than by an increase in cellulose (r = −0.34, p < 0.0001), even though the correlation coefficient between lignin and matrix polysaccharides indicated only a weak, and not a strong, relationship.
In a recent study by Heinrich et al. [ 1] on self reported traffic intensity compared to modeled exposure of air pollution from traffic, the subjective assessments of exposure tended to overestimate the modeled estimates of air pollution exposure, indicating only a weak association between self reported and modeled air pollution.
In addition, our studies of mounted immune responses by infected mice reveal that those animals infected with the sigS mutant had significantly lower levels of IL-6, indicating only a very weak immune response to the invading pathogens.
This indicates only weak adhesive forces in the front that are insufficient for forward locomotion on 2D substrates.
However, the closest model (AIC = 1,525.0, ΔAIC = 0.8) excluded maturity, which indicated only weak support for a maturity effect.
The following criteria were applied to estimate the growth response: An average OD660 value above 0.05 was usually obtained upon good growth on the tested substrate, whereas a value between 0.03 and 0.05 indicated only weak growth and values below 0.02 indicated no significant growth.
Furthermore, thioflavin S, an amyloid staining dye showed staining of amyloid in the blood vessel (CAA) and indicated only weak staining of diffuse plaques (Fig. 4C).
