Sentence examples for very much weaker from inspiring English sources

First, the al-Qaida central leadership is, most analysts agree, very much weaker than before.

The basicity of these N-containing functional groups is very much weaker than that of organic amines and is rarely studied in the literatures.

On the other hand, SiO2-TiO2 sanalyzednalyzed in the same way show a very much weaker acidity with signals ascribable to chemisorbed Py detectable after degassing up to 100 °C.

For electrocatalysts, such as graphite prepared by mechanical grinding, the particles are held together by capillary forces and these are very much weaker than the chemical bonds which link the particles of electrocatalysts prepared by chemical methods, eg platinum black.

The uptake curves of Co2+ and Cr3+, for which the exchangers do not show such high selectivity, are correlated well by the usual Nernst-Planck model for ion exchange, since for these ions the chelate complex is very much weaker.

At this point, the decision is not, "How does this bill compare to previous versions of the bill?" It is clearly very much weaker.

Moreover, our unpublished cases with injections of BDA in regions of the SC lateral to the TLCd reveal a dense projection to LP, whereas the projection to LD appears very weak, much weaker than the one revealed by the much smaller injections into TLCd.

And Manning is very much the weak link on the 6-0 Broncos.

IBM's Watson super-computer, which famously beat human contestants at Jeopardy, is still very much a Weak AI – although, with something like 80 teraFLOPS of processing power, you wouldn't say it to his face.

IBM's Watson supercomputer, which famously beat human contestants on Jeopardy, is still very much a weak AI though, since it has something like 80 teraFLOPS of processing power, you wouldn't say that to its face.

Furthermore, the targeting of HepaRG hepatoma cells with NPs bearing cyclic RGD was very efficient and much weaker for HeLa and HT29 cell lines confirming that cyclic RGD is a suitable targeting agent for liver cells.