Sentence examples for more weak or from inspiring English sources

A low scoring network has more weak or absent ties that lack qualities like mutual confiding or reciprocal interest.

"They couldn't have been more weak or vulnerable to begin with," said Paul Bell, regional director of the Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance of the United States Agency for International Development.

And it's true that children's brains contain more neurons and synapses, because once they hit adolescence their brains undergo a process called "pruning": as part of the developmental process when we hit our early teens, the more "weak" or less-well-established connections in our brains are disposed of, leaving the more efficient and established connections to thrive and grow stronger.

Stubb scores a fixed-length (500 bp) window for the presence of one or more weak or strong matches to the motif.

The reactivity of a molecule increases if it contains one or more weak bonds or bonds that have an unequal distribution of electrons between the two atoms.

The top plate includes one or more weak areas above the one or more battery cell.

A virulent disease arising in or reaching one or more weak states would have much greater impact due to their precarious national resources, thus increasing the risk of contagion within and beyond the region [9, 25].

Following assessment, each study is assigned a rating of Strong quality (no weak ratings noted), Moderate (one weak rating noted) or Weak (two or more weak ratings noted).

Two review author firstly independently rated each item on a scale from "strong", "moderate" to "weak", and then jointly rated the methodology quality of whole study into "strong" (no weak rating for each item), "moderate" (one weak rating for each item) or "weak" (two or more weak ratings for each item).

In addition to sections A-H, this tool advocates a summary rating defined as weak (two or more weak scores are given), moderate (1 weak score is given) or strong (no weak scores are given).

Two or more weak companies join forces, hoping that together they will improve their positions.