Sentence examples for the main weakening from inspiring English sources

The formation of mechanically weak phyllosilicates by decarbonation of footwall dolostones and carbonation of hanging wall metabasalts was the main weakening mechanism, whereas partitioning of fluid flow and fracture sealing following transient high pore pressure-driven embrittlement caused episodic and localized strain hardening.

During a reversal, the main field weakens, almost vanishes, then reappears with opposite polarity.

However, Ala62 completely lost the interaction with TP5 by its side chain oxygen which was replaced by the main-chain oxygen of Ala62 (Fig. 7C, D), suggesting that the interaction by the main chain weakened the binding affinity.

His idea was that a Union blockade of the main ports would weaken the Confederate economy; then the capture of the Mississippi River would split the South.

I think it's one of the maladies of our current reviewing practices that reviews get longer and longer, papers get longer and longer, a lot of material is buried in the mausoleum of supplemental information that nobody reads anyway and that's not properly reviewed either, and often the main message is weakened or even lost.

Scanning electron microscopy of fracture surfaces after cyclic loading revealed that abrasion of crack bridging surface roughness is the main microscopical cause of weakening and degradation of the interface.

Some authors claim that excluding some estimates may bias the studies, weakening the main advantage of meta-analysis over other surveying techniques.

Two of the captured machine guns were turned against the main Ottoman redoubt, greatly weakening their position.

Major Criticisms: 1) The final part of the manuscript suggesting that NT3 upregulation in the tectum is responsible for the overgrowth of axons observed in the kif5aa mutant is not convincing and the lack of causality between the two phenotypes is weakening the main conclusions.

That ought to weaken the main protectionist pressure which constrains exports.Allowing oil exports would raise production at home, helping local drillers.

But infighting has weakened the main opposition Socialists, so Mr Borisov's minority centre-right coalition may stand a chance of a historic win.Mr Djankov is under pressure from hard pressed public servants and pensioners for more cash.