Sentence examples for weak commensurate from inspiring English sources
Convergent validity was influenced by weak commensurate validity through the use of different geometric features (polygons versus points) for mapping values across a large study area.
The "unlimited willingness" of the core euro area countries to support their weaker partners "is not commensurate with the limited capacity for bailouts".
However, this status was not commensurate with India's weak economic potential.
In the present study, upon expression of the GluN1 subunit alone, we also detected a weak band with a size approximately commensurate with a GluN1 homodimer (Fig. 1A).
The crisis has changed the balance of power in Europe, giving Germany and its north European allies a superior say in euro zone decision-making that is commensurate with their credit ratings, while making southern states weaker and more dependent.
At TLC=4 K the system undergoes a first-order phase transition to a commensurate antiferromagnetic structure with the staggered magnetization primarily along the a-axis and a weak ferromagnetic moment along the c-axis.
Characteristically for polynomial approximation, one can also construct localized operators which yield approximation commensurate with analyticity of the target function on intervals, rather than the much weaker smoothness conditions studied in the previous section.
While exploits and hacking tools become even more widely available and simple to deploy, there has been little commensurate progress in beating back attackers, who continue to find success striking at persistent, common weak points.
But is there a commensurate societal concern?
Salary commensurate with experience.
