Sentence examples for of substantially weaker from inspiring English sources

Revenue from its wireless chip unit fell 8 percent, to $658 million, partly because of "substantially weaker demand" for wireless baseband chips.

This mainly reflects our forecast of substantially weaker economic growth, which will limit tax revenue and increase pressure for policies that may increase public expenditure or lower revenue.Having accelerated to a surprisingly strong 6.7% in the first quarter of 2008, GDP growth slumped to 1.9% in the second quarter as private consumption decelerated and fixed investment contracted.

The helicase and ATPase activities of Dna2 are substantially weaker than those of other helicases (Budd et al., 2000; Masuda-Sasa et al., 2006).

Compared with that for women without a parental history of diabetes or obesity, the RR of type 2 diabetes was similar for women with a parental history of both obesity and diabetes and those with only a parental history of diabetes but substantially weaker for women with only a parental history of obesity.

However, both groups of children showed substantially weaker connectivity between the IOG and FG and had no significant effective connectivity between the IOG and the STS.

However, a previous report of SSA in the MGB of mice [1] showed substantially weaker levels of adaptation than those found in AC [10] [12] or IC [4] neurons.

Amiri et al. [ 14] found that interaction of lysozyme with gemini surfactants was substantially weaker at pH of 4 or 7 than at pH of 11.

Comparing the X-ray diffraction traces across the as-cast blends, we observe that the primary peak in the diffraction trace of the blend containing BT-ID isubstantiallyly weaker than that of the primary peaks in the diffraction traces of the other blends.

For aluminum burning in water vapor, the optical signature of the particle is substantially weaker than in other environments, possibly indicating a primarily surface oxidation.

However our empirical understanding of the reasons why particular DISTs are or are not used by different policy and management organisations, and the impacts they have on the work of those organisations is substantially weaker.

It is shown that the reflection waveforms for the wave incidence from the outer side of the corner qualitatively resemble those for the plane laminate except that the echo signals of the former are substantially weaker.