Sentence examples for on average weaker from inspiring English sources

The MSs that are at the cell-edge experience, on average, weaker signals, and consequently low SINRs are received at their serving BS.

However, compared to the individual C445V and C449V signals, the composite WT signal was, on average, weaker.

Genetic clines for timing of growth initiation in spring are, on average, weaker than those for growth cessation, and less consistent across species, although are strong in some cases (e.g., needle flush timing in whitebark pine, Qst = 0.47; Bower and Aitken (2008).

If the function that relates mutation-associated selection with the current fitness is the same in the two species, for the Li Akashi effect to be in place, we expect the SSs in Homo to be, on average, weaker than those in Drosophila; within each species, we also expect weaker SSs to be more intolerant to further addition of mutations that reduce their fitness (fig. 7).

Our data therefore suggest that the effect of recurrent inhibition by NMDA receptor-dependent asynchronous GABA release on mitral cell firing is, on average, weak compared to the effect of other synaptic pathways.

The conclusions, based upon 15 prevention studies published between 1988 and 2005, revealed that attachment interventions produce on average weak to moderate effects across caregiver and child outcomes.

On the other hand, "historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) such as Howard, Fisk and Clark Atlanta" enroll students who are "on average significantly weaker academically than the black students at Dartmouth and the other Ivies," the book states.

Alternative human splice sites are on the average weaker than constitutive ones [ 11].

The effects of finance interventions have on average been weaker than the effects of entrepreneurship training or business development services.

First, the desired signal levels are, on average, much weaker compared to users in close vicinity to the desired BS due to relatively low channel gains on their intended links.

P element insertion screens allow easier identification of mutated genes, but P element mutations are usually not nulls, and on average have weaker embryonic phenotypes than EMS mutations in the same genes.