Sentence examples for marked weakening from inspiring English sources

Increased wind shear removed the convection on February 2, causing marked weakening, and prompting the JTWC to discontinue advisories that day.

Nevertheless, the change of sign in the interaction energy for both models suggests marked weakening of the Arf1 interaction with Mg <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0009142.e069.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> in intermediate species II.

She painted mainly still lifes and landscapes, in which her efforts to move toward realism reveal a marked weakening in the quality of her painting.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Overall, it is clear that UK exports are continuing to struggle despite the marked weakening of the pound earlier this year.

It said despite recent stock market falls prompted by fears over the slowdown in China's economy, there had been few signs of a marked weakening in Chinese activity in recent data.

However, the hope is that the overall marked weakening of the pound earlier in 2013 will increasingly feed through to boost exports and the beneficial impact of this is reinforced by global growth gradually improving later on in 2013 and beyond.

The abnormal epigenetic marking weakened the physical interaction with the upstream promoter and resulted in reduced expression of the gene.

The Germans are expected to raise interest rates soon to slow growth and inflation, which should add support to the mark, weakening the dollar further.

Featherstone denied that the change marked a weakening of existing legislation, saying an annual review by the government would check to see whether any changes were being made.

Some thought that Parsifal marked a weakening of Wagner's abilities.

Britain's withdrawal would mark a weakening of Europe's liberal democratic order, many participants agreed.