Although the single question method used here is generally accepted and often used in large scale epidemiological surveys [ 26], and this question shows a very strong correlation with an often used and internationally recognised anxiety scale, the reliability of single item scales is inevitably weaker than that of longer scales.
On "Blazing Arrows" (MCA), this California duo proved that it had mastered the underground hip-hop formula, which requires heavy (or sometimes sprightly) backbeats, tongue-twisting (and vaguely New Age) lyrics and -- inevitably -- weak similes.
It is, inevitably, a weak and scattered and fractured rebellion in that respect.
But when you starve something, neglect it, take away everything that makes something strong, it will inevitably become weak.
As data for the analysis included no QTL of small effect, the ability to estimate the number of QTL of small effect must inevitably be weak.
Australia's captain Michael Clarke says England will inevitably be weaker without Kevin Pietersen in their side for this summer's Ashes.
They are images that reflect the despair Goya and other liberals felt after King Fernando VII was restored to the Spanish throne, and all that that event inevitably meant: "A weak but still absolute tyranny, the Church in the saddle, the Inquisition back, the Constitution erased".
With one of the world's largest Catholic populations, estimated at 158 million, Africa is the continent where the church is at once strong — in terms of sheer numbers and devotional vitality — and weak, inevitably touched by the poverty, corruption, conflict and disease afflicting the larger society.
The process inevitably causes extremely weak micro-earthquakes, but can also exacerbate existing faults, triggering much stronger seismic events.
A 785 nm high pass edge filter (Razor Edge LP02-785RU-25, Semrock, USA) was used to exclude the intense Rayleigh scattering signal that inevitably accompanies the weak Raman signals.
Its explanatory power is inevitably, however, much weaker.
