Sentence examples for much weaker data from inspiring English sources

We also detected an interaction between MAGI-1L and the GLR-1 carboxy-terminus; however, this interaction was much weaker (data not shown).

Datasets included all reflections that were significant according to the CC(1/2) criterion (flagged as '*' in the XDS output), which typically extended to much weaker data than the conventional 2 sigma cutoff (Karplus and Diederichs, 2012; Diederichs and Karplus, 2013).

The remaining modifiers showed much weaker interactions (data not shown).

The link between MI and readmission is much weaker in our data and at best borderline significant.

Non-artists also showed similar effect, but to a much lesser extent, of weaker data collapsing at rest in the posterior electrode regions.

However, if children near the two lakes were considered separately, the evidence for a relationship between positive questionnaire responses and S. mansoni infection was much weaker, indicating that questionnaire data may only be useful for assessing morbidity when studying large numbers of young children.

Other studies using European data have much weaker controls for the nonrandom sorting of students across schools.

It should be noted that the correlation coefficients for the 15M data are much weaker than for the 200 tweets from each individual, indicating that the latter sample has more power to reveal correlations in psycholinguistic analysis.

Analogous correlations with mammalian (rat and mouse) oral, intraperitoneal, and intravenous median lethal dose (LD50) data are much weaker than those for most aquatic species.

There was also an effect of general health on "normal" sickness absence, but much weaker than for "abnormal" absence (data not shown).

However, once the patient has developed symptoms, the evidence for mortality benefit from expediting the diagnosis is much weaker, and relies on observational data [ 2– 4].