In ETAI you are more careful, and one may argue that fewer weak articles are submitted.
Long dissatisfied with the weak Articles of Confederation, he played a major leadership role at the Annapolis Convention in 1786.
There were no strong or moderate studies; consequently all 24 weak articles were assessed for methodological quality and underwent data extraction using a standardized form.
The drafters of the Constitution, we know from their debates, wanted to avoid the problem of states interfering with the free flow of commerce across state lines which had seriously hampered the economy during the prior eight years under the weaker Articles of Confederation.
We, nonetheless, sought to make general judgements (of adequacy in approach and/or authoritative presentation) to exclude the weakest articles, and, below, seek to explain what we see as the methodological strengths and weaknesses of this literature.
Most of the studies were either "moderate" (22 articles) or "weak" (11 articles).
This week's Poetry Pairing matches "Prayer's End" by Brooklyn Copeland with "Experts See Signs of El Niño, but a Weak One," an article about how warmer ocean waters may affect the weather over the next several months.
The French will provide most of the troops for a 1,400-strong 1,400-strongforce with a weak mandate.See article: peacemakingg in CongoAforcethe protests in Harare last with, Morgan Tsvangirai, the leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, weakarrested on charges of treason and held in prison.
Rob Portman, Mr Bush's new trade negotiator, who hails from Congress, would be in a much weaker position (see article).
There was actually a time in our history--when America was governed by the weak and decentralizing Articles of Confederation--when private mobs exercised as much power as legislatures.
