Adams exchanged minor pieces with 17 Bd5!? Bd5, hoping that his knight could exploit the slight weakness of the dark squares at e5, f6 and h6.
This is due to air turbulence associated with slight weakness of the vocal folds following injection.
Over the six-month period, the cat developed gait abnormalities, beginning with slight weakness of the pelvic limbs to ambulatory tetraparesis with moderate generalized ataxia.
Other than a slight weakness on the right side of his face, he had no visible neurological problems.
The magazine L'Express said the poster controversy threatened to harm Dujardin "in the final straight" of the Oscar race, which it said was like a political campaign where "everyone is ready to exploit the slightest weakness of their adversary", real or imaginary.
L'Express, the French magazine, said the poster controversy threatened to harm Mr. Dujardin in the final leg of the Oscar race, which it said was like a political campaign where "everyone is ready to exploit the slightest weakness of their adversary," whether for real reasons or not.
"I have a slight weakness for folk art," he said.
A modified version of the MRC grading system was created for clinical use with the following grades: 0, paralysis; 1, severe weakness (defined as >50% loss of strength); 2, slight weakness (<50% loss of strength); and 3, normal strength.
He points to competitor Juniper Networks, a company that draws the majority of its sales from ISPs and whose shares fell last month after it showed slight weakness in some areas of its service provider business.
Our finding of slight weakness, but no susceptibility to lengthening contractions in the dysferlin-deficient mice is consistent with this interpretation and the clinical situation, where patients generally develop weakness at a late stage and following a period of pre-symptomatic hyperCKaemia.
Modification of this grading system to four response categories (0, paralysis; 1, severe weakness; 2, slight weakness; and 3, normal strength) may significantly enhance the ability of clinicians to differentiate degrees of weakness with greater precision and accuracy.
