"weak beliefs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it in a sentence such as: "I found myself questioning my own weak beliefs in the face of overwhelming evidence."
Yet again, though, Valencia were fragile; defensively they have been appalling, mentally they appear weak, belief slipping away.
American adults with a strong belief in a just world reported fewer acts of personal discrimination against themselves than those with a weak belief in a just world.
The analysis showed three factors (health, motivational-social, and character-personality), which can vary between 5 and 20 points with higher scores indicating a high degree of belief in negative stereotypes about old age and low scores indicating a weak belief in negative stereotypes regarding old age.
When R B Ψ (ψ 0 | x)>1 and (2) is large, then there is a weak belief that the true value of Ψ has a larger relative belief ratio than ψ 0 and so the evidence in favor of ψ 0 is strong.
This prior distribution also encompasses our weak belief over the sample variance components larger than two as the right tail of the prior distribution P σ2 ≥ 2) = 0.22 and P 0.026 ≤ σ2 ≤ 1.28) = 0.68.
Those with strong religious beliefs scored slightly lower than those with weaker beliefs, but the difference was not significant.
Experimentation with e-cigarettes was also more frequent among students who were more convinced about the utility of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation and among those who had weaker beliefs that e-cigarettes are used only by smokers.
The reasons for women's lower support for plain packaging are not clear and would require further research to understand whether this outcome relates to weaker beliefs about the potential effectiveness of this approach or stronger involvement with brands per se.
For example, in the \((19,20)\) case, my weaker belief that the true temperature is not \ 30\) isn't only justified and true, but known as well, since 30 lies outside the \ 20\pm3\) range.
