"rose weakly" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is often used to describe someone or something that is struggling or not able to stand or rise strongly. Example sentence: Despite his best efforts, the injured athlete rose weakly to his feet and was forced to sit back down.
Mr. Ashcroft weakly rose from his hospital bed and refused to sign.
As base level rose, the pH and salinity of sea (lake) water began to rise and the sedimentary environment shifted from weakly oxidizing to weakly reducing.
If weakly deleterious mutations rise to prevalence via the positive selection of separate fitness increasing traits, we expect to find positive selection within relatively weakly deleterious mutations.
Note however that the decreased quality of the RNA-amplification only weakly shifts the rising branch of the hook curve, in contrast to the overall dilution effect shown in Figure 5. Microarrays of the GenChip-design contain special probe sets for estimating the 3'/5'-amplification bias.
Then his face changes, he tries to weakly wave down the rising chorus of the people now totally aligned against him.
Figure 2 shows that the proportion of realized amino acid exchanges out of all possible exchanges rises fast from about 30 percent for weakly divergent proteins to in general 100 percent for orthologous proteins diverged by 50 percent or more of all sites.
There was no significant correlation between PoT and any of the clinicopathological variables, however, a low PoT was weakly related to pT stage rising from 9% in pT1 to 42% in pT4.
In cop1 4 mutants, the CO mRNA pattern is similar to that observed in WT plants but rises earlier, appearing weakly 8 h after dawn, whereas in WT plants CO mRNA was first detected 12 h after dawn.
We expect this outcome because natural selection has an inadequate grip on very weakly deleterious mutations, so they can rise to higher frequencies, and rarely even to fixation, thus contributing to divergence between species.
