Sentence examples for provide a weak from inspiring English sources
Conservation strategies that selectively protect habitat patches with the highest connectivity values provide a weak advantage at preventing connectivity loss compared to random protection strategies.
The cracks in particles can be regarded as micro-cracks in this material which can coalesce together and provide a weak path for fatigue crack propagation.
The rubber bumper helps, but the aluminum shell is thin (can't keep the heat in after all) and the vents on the bottom provide a weak point (though they are shielded to keep crumbs and grit out).
Although rOmpF only provide a weak protection against E. coli and reduce E. coli in fecal shedding in vivo, we believe OmpF in native forms might be suitable as a vaccine candidate.
The expressed rOmpF protein induced an effective immune response, but only provide a weak protection against pathogenic E. coli CVCC 1515 and a small reduction in E. coli CICC 21530 (O157 H7) excretion in a mouse infection model.
Crack path propagation test showed that the metallic Ni coating was able to provide a weak interface, as an indenter induced crack within the alumina matrix was deflected and arrested at the Ni interface.
We speculate that dispersed patches may comprise a lower quality habitat, and/or provide a weaker settlement trigger for both physical and biological reasons.
Extending the set of games with (weak) general complementarities (see Calciano [11]) to include games with complete partially ordered (CPO) strategy sets, our aim is to provide a weaker structure on the set of strategy profiles.
Although the latter provide a weaker basis for causal inference, similar econometric evidence supported the initial case for tobacco taxation.
The memorandum found that Con Ed had provided a "weak and incomplete" response to a critical question about how the utility would ensure the soundness of the steam-generator tubes for the next two years.
For an essay in the global history exam about human rights violations, for example, the scoring key directed teachers to give a 2 to an essay that "provides a weak definition of the term 'human rights,' " and "is a poorly organized essay, lacking focus".
