Sentence examples for significantly weaker as from inspiring English sources

Jung et al. (2014) studied seismic anisotropy of two fluid-induced peridotite samples collected from wall rock and mylonite fabrics and find that seismic anisotropy becomes significantly weaker as the percentage of mylonite increases.

On the basis of the titrations, binding remains tight as the length decreases and only becomes significantly weaker as the length decreases to dT20.

We observed Dectin1-dependent cell killing activity against 3LL and YAC-1 cells, whereas the killing activity of WT splenocytes against SL4 cells was significantly weaker as compared to that for 3LL or YAC-1 cells and was reduced only marginally in Dectin-1-deficient splenocytes.

The D168N mutant shows a steady state kcat value of 0.30 s–1 that is reduced by a factor of 820 from the wt protein kcat value of 245 s–1, and the corresponding active site electrostatic interactions on the pyruvate C2=O bond are significantly weaker as indicated by the blue-shifted C=O stretch frequency profile.

As a consequence, the signals from one transmitter to a receiver are significantly weaker at higher frequencies.

The tough talk about Greece's departure from the euro has resulted in growing qualms among the Greek public that their money could be converted to a new, significantly weaker currency — such as a reintroduced drachma — shrinking the value of hard-earned nest eggs.

This effect, however, was significantly weaker in macrophages as compared to CHO-stabilin-1 cells.

Exxon Mobil sounded the same note in its earnings release, citing lower crude and natural-gas prices, unfavorable foreign-exchange trends and "significantly weaker refining margins" as contributors to its subpar quarter.

The 20 K X-band EPR spectrum of the Cys-Fe(III CDO adduct exhibits a sharp signal with effective g-values of 4.24, 4.32, and 4.43 (see Figure 4), as well as a significantly weaker feature at geff ≈ 9.

The southeast daytime peak is significantly weaker for Hok-E as compared to Hok-F (see azimuths ~120° at ~12 LT in Fig. 2a).

The response to TUT in repeaters is significantly weaker than in non-repeaters, as measured by the BOLD response magnitude and volume in the field L region.