Sentence examples for weak but real from inspiring English sources

This conclusion differs somewhat from that drawn from the 29Si NMR data, which indicate that there is a weak, but real, effect of water on the polymerization of LS4 glasses (Fig. 5).

These results suggest that in the intact brain, weak but real side choice signals from the PPC may be overridden by stronger signals from the FOF.

For users, this means that at the cluster level, they may not be able to see weak but real AS correlation patterns if these patterns are not associated with enough number of SNPs.

The notably weaker association in the replication stage could be due to several factors, the most important of which is the 'winner's curse' (Ioannidis et al., 2009); there may be a large number of weak but real associations in the data, some of which achieve genome-wide significance in a particular study through random stochastic chance, but will not do so in another study.

If weak sites are systematically more likely to be missing from the gold standard, PMM scanners will appear to be less accurate (due to larger numbers of apparent false positive predictions the weak-but-real sites) than simple PWM scanners.

Sure, you could get some weak plastic shell, but real men use a solid metal case… while they play with their Nintendogs & Cats.

Female leaders may fear being seen as weak, but there is real strength in honesty".

And I was weak, real weak.

Town officials say the only thing slowing growth this year is not the weak national real estate market but the limited amount of land for new development.

We would be wary of the stock in the current weak residential real estate environment, but it could be interesting when the housing market eventually firms up.

But the weak real estate market and shaky tourism of that time proved, in some ways, fortuitous for the future of Palm Springs.