Sentence examples for possibly weak from inspiring English sources

It is therefore possible that genes that receive inputs from multiple, possibly weak TFBSs are regulated more robustly than those controlled by a small number of stronger sites.

However, it is necessary to be cautious with the interpretation of the results regarding the effect of migration on migration aspirations due to possibly weak instruments.

Of course, the application of cryptographically strong ciphers does prevent unwanted attacks against possibly weak cryptographic schemes - in this sense, EEFB and SBE are unrivalled in terms of security.

The short Pb…Pb distances in both the complexes which are smaller than the sum of van der Waals radii of two Pb II) atoms, suggest a possibly weak metallophilic Pb…Pb interaction [35, 36].

Assume that (u) is a (possibly weak) convex solution to the Dirichlet problem begin{aligned} {left{ begin{array}{ll} det D^2u=fge 0quad text { in },Omegaa u=0quad quad quad quad quad quad quad quad !!text { on },partiall Omega end{array}right.

Talenti [111] proved the following: Let (Omega ) be a bounded regular domain in (mathbb R^n) and let (u) be a (possibly weak) solution to the following Dirichlet problem begin{aligned} {left{ begin{array}{ll} Delta u=fge 0quad text { in },Omegaa u=0quad quad quad quad quad text { on },partiall Omega end{array}right.

Mr. Hatch, the analyst, also said that "the same shocks" from decreased advertising that are hitting other media outlets will hit Disney and ABC this year "and they'll face it with possibly weaker programming".

Astonishingly, as late as 1989 a female conjurer had to pose as a man in order to join the Magic Circle; as soon as she was detected, her membership was cancelled.In the end, however, no two impostures are alike, and Ms Burton is possibly weakest when she tries to find common threads in them.

The rule steps from a stronger statement, that A follows from X to a possibly weaker one, that A follows from X together with Y.

In this section the term is used to describe logics stronger than the first type but possibly weaker than the second: positive free logics with an extra set of quantifiers that range over the outer domain of a dual-domain semantics.

There, diffusion tensor imaging revealed signs of stronger nerve fibers running along parts of the right arcuate fasciculus, or possibly weaker nerve fibers crossing it -- in theory, a sign of a better-connected brain.