Sentence examples for weak below from inspiring English sources

However, the correlation between the equilibrium GC contents and estimates of the historical crossover rates is strongest at the 10-Mb scale but decreases with decreasing scales to become very weak below 200 kb [20], that is at scales much larger than the scale of gene length.

The correlations of all other variables were weak (below 0.29).

Observed correlations are weak (below 0.2) since they are measured on residuals after an adjustment on the trend and the seasonality.

Correlations was defined as very strong if the r value was >0.8; moderate from 0.60 0.79, fair from 0.30 0.59 and weak below 0.29.

Multicollinearity analysis showed that, with the exception of the correlation between admission diagnostic categories and length of ICU stay (0.47), all other correlations between the independent variables and coefficient estimates included in the regression models were weak (below 0.30).

Multicollinearity analysis showed that, with the exception of the correlation between admission diagnostic categories and length of ICU stay (0.47), all other correlations between the independent variables and coefficient estimates included in the five regression models were weak (below 0.30; data not shown).

The March 2011 budget saw a rise in the duty on strong beers (above 7.5% alcohol) of 25%, and the duty on weak beers (below 2.8%) cut by 50%.

Substantively, the relationship between call volume and population in this region is much weaker below a threshold of 351 persons.

Deviations from the optimal bound settings in directions of strong curvature cause larger drops in the reward rate than deviations of similar magnitude in directions of weak curvature (illustrated below by a different spread of iso-reward rate contours in different directions).

The depth of influence is the smaller depth of either the depth of weak soil below foundation level to the rigid base or the depth below foundation level at which the settlement caused by foundation pressure equal to zero [30].

Fall line, line of numerous waterfalls, as at the edge of a plateau, where streams pass from resistant rocks to a plain of weak ones below.