Sentence examples for newly weak from inspiring English sources

Reverting to the Franc and the Deutschmark would allow a newly weak Euro to render the PIGS more competitive.

This contribution describes the purification of anthrax protective antigen (PA) protein from Escherichia coli lysate using bind-and-elute chromatography with newly designed weak anion-exchange membranes.

Newly introduced weak interactions and the disulfide bond confer mesophilic-like stability parameters, as shown by increases in the melting point tm, in the calorimetric enthalpy ΔHcal and in protection against heat inactivation, as well as by decreases in cooperativity and reversibility of unfolding.

The slight decrease in adsorption after the optimum contact time may be due to the breakage of newly formed weak adsorption bonds due to the constant shaking.

Now the Democrats have a quiver of arrows aimed squarely at this newly exposed Republican weak spot.

Modelled on legislation in the British Virgin Islands, this was a bold move to attract investment into the country, newly independent but economically weak.

Though magazine advertising remains weak, the newly acquired European IPC group -- which produces titles including Loaded and Horse & Hound -- appears to be doing fairly well.

The authors attributed the newly formed type of weak acid site to surface-bonded phosphoric acid species, which cannot be removed by washing with hot water.

However, a denser bone does not always mean stronger bone as in the case of fluoride treatment of osteoporosis, where the newly formed bone was weak although it appeared to be dense [ 59, 60].

There is another reason for high hopes: a newly whittled down and weaker Atlantic Division.

Newly found projections were weaker on average compared with the known projections; nevertheless, the 2 sets of pathways had extensively overlapping weight distributions.