Sentence examples for the particularly weak from inspiring English sources

He added that part of the success could be attributed to the particularly weak third quarter in 2006, reflecting an ageing product line.

To quantitate the particularly weak aromatic amino acid signals, apodization with LB = 1.5 Hz was chosen for better signal-to-noise ratios.

However, even at high MOI, two other T/F viruses (WITO and CH040) did not achieve a level of infection equivalent to that of cell-to-cell infection, an observation consistent with the particularly weak MDM tropism of these viruses (Ochsenbauer et al., 2012; Salazar-Gonzalez et al., 2009).

13 The reason for the particularly weak association observed in China is unclear but the analysis of the China Health and Nutrition Survey revealed a significant positive association between obesity and disability among older adults in 1997 but a non-significant or weaker association in 2006, suggesting that people with obesity have become healthier in more recent years in China.

International solidarity remains essential in the immediate response and in helping address the conditions – particularly weak health systems and deficient sanitation – that enabled a localized epidemic to escalate into a major crisis.

Under Martin Jol he was often paired up-front with Dimitar Berbatov but this made the Cottagers particularly weak in midfield.

Last week, at a rally at a Christian college in Michigan, Rick Santorum called the president "particularly weak" on religious freedom.

The appeal, which the board found particularly weak, meant the surgery did not get approved until a year later.

The evidence supporting the mentioned recommendations is particularly weak, including the use of the higher dose of vancomycin.

The OECD report highlights the UK's particularly weak performance on pay growth over the last seven years since the global financial crisis.

She said the laboratory was particularly weak where the sample involved a mixture of DNA from two people.