Sentence examples for practically weak from inspiring English sources

I further argue that these ethical perspectives are morally and practically weak when held up against a cosmopolitan ethical frame.

Degradation processes of investigated LEDs foremost occur in the diode chip and lead to the leakage current that has important affect to the electrical fluctuation level, but practically has a weak influence to the light emission properties of LED.

We determined that, regardless of the source of β2GPI, 1) A1-A1 is much more efficient in inhibition of the binding of β2GPI/antibody complexes to anionic phospholipids than A1 and 2) the inhibition of the binding of monomeric β2GPI to anionic phospholipids by either A1-A1 or A1 is practically identical and weak.

The correlations between the factor ILBP, and RMQ and BAI measurements were practically identical but weak (r = 0.34, p < 0.001).

Outside its capital, state authority has practically evaporated and remains weak in Bangui.

The inhibition efficiency of the monomeric A1 was practically the same and weak regardless of the presence or absence of anti-β2GPI antibodies.

What is more, the interest rates on the subprime mortgages offered to homebuyers in 2005 and 2006, when credit standards were at their most lax, will soon begin to rise, forcing up monthly payments for the weakest borrowers practically overnight.

A weak expansion, a practically constant thermogravimetry, an I D/I G ratio which decreases with the increase in concentration, and a crystallinity that improves when the quantity of carbon nanotubes added increases point to a positive effect of multi-walled carbon nanotubes when they are incorporated into low-density polyethylene.

America's weak gun laws practically invite dangerous people to arm themselves.

The variable-temperature magnetic susceptibility studies reveal strong antiferromagnetic interactions between Cu II) ions and radicals in complexes 1 2, practically diamagnetic in complex 3 and weak ferromagnetic interaction in complex 4.

"The evidence is weaker for older patients — practically none at that age — but it is not unreasonable to expect similar effects as in younger patients," Dr. Harlan Krumholz, a cardiologist at Yale School of Medicine, said in an e-mail.