Sentence examples for relatively weaker than from inspiring English sources
"We believe the deal should help Lenovo to maintain its global No. 3 PC vendor position in the near term and strengthen Lenovo's European operation, which is relatively weaker than its other regions," Goldman Sachs wrote on Wednesday.
One reason could be that neighborhood effects are relatively weaker than the influence of government support.
Thus, deformation efficiency against tsunami loading is expected to be relatively weaker than that for ocean tide loading.
(2012) observed that the creep region, which is close to the broken segment, may be relatively weaker than other regions.
This is in contrast to the pure GO spectrum where all the peaks are relatively weaker than the OH peak.
In straight-ahead propagation case, the interface is relatively weaker than the bordering materials, meaning that the interface crack propagates along the least resistance path, interface.
In the subgroup of the 1918H1 combined with 1918N1, 09N1, and AH N1, 1918H1 was relatively weak than other two HAs, considering that 09N1+1918H1 hit the highest infectivity, the difference in the "amount" of 1918H1 should be due to the affinity of the primary antibody (Fig. 2A).
Full dose response curves reveal that AM1 is more potent than ABA (8.7-fold) and Pyrabactin (7.6-fold), respectively, in promoting PYR1-HAB1 interaction, while AM2 and AM3 have relatively weaker potencies than AM1.
Conserved elements and regions with other evolutionary signatures were shown to have relatively weaker influence than either chromatin states or genic region annotations, once all other included genomic features were taken into account.
The density functional theory (DFT) calculations and grazing incidence wide-angle X-ray scattering (GIWAXS) results indicate that the PF-PDI shows larger steric hindrance and relatively weaker lamellar packing than that of PBDT-PDI.
The bimodal distributions from the full cohort thus represent an average state consisting of coregulatory and correlative relationships that are relatively weaker on average than those of the cardiac distributions.
