Sentence examples for intrinsically weak from inspiring English sources

A few survive the ordeal; most seem almost sadly compromised; others are intrinsically weak.

Furthermore, ultrasonic treatment was introduced to enhance the intrinsically weak solubility of PCL in AcOH.

The nanocolloidal crystals exhibit granular behavior with intrinsically weak interparticle bonding.

Finally, movement in all of its forms remains an intrinsically weak link in the pastoral mode of livelihood, as it could undermine commitment to it.

Our results show that graphene – a two-dimensional material with intrinsically weak anharmonic phonon scattering – is an ideal platform for studying the nature of phonons.

Adoptive T-cell transfer enhances an intrinsically weak immune response to cancer by activating and expanding tumor reactive T cells in vitro and manipulating the environment of the host at the time of transfer.

Certainly, Mr Schröder's position is intrinsically weaker than Mr Kohl's was when, already party leader and with a nationwide network of friends and toadies in place, he became chancellor in 1982.

For example, LTTRs with intrinsically weaker multimerization would be more sensitive to a nonspecific competitor.

Thus, although we identified a number of new U2AF35-dependent 3′ss, this extended sample failed to show a clear bias toward intron-proximal or intrinsically weaker sites.

This confirms that primaquine has intrinsically weaker asexual stage activity than chloroquine or artemisinin derivatives, 13 and it suggests that the dose response relationship for radical curative activity differs to that for asexual stage activity.

Comparison with the predicted strength of 3′ss revealed that U2AF promoted intrinsically weaker 3′ss in 7 cases and stronger 3′ss in 4 cases, with both INS pairs in the latter category.