Sentence examples for weak completion from inspiring English sources
Thus for the purpose of analysis, we examined the consequences of allowing terminal substitution to count provisionally as a form of "weak" completion.
More leniently, wild-type mice could approach an 80%90%90% rate of syntactic completion – if we took the unprecedented step of allowing Phase IV terminal substitution to count as weak completion.
The analysis also revealed a somewhat weaker relationship between completion and the intention to complete, qualification level, student age, and several interactions between these variables.
The poor quality of the seed itself was then a cause of reduced desire for sexual intercourse so that either intercourse was avoided altogether, obviating any possibility of reproduction, or a man might experience weak, unsatisfactory erections preventing completion of the act of intercourse.
But studies of whole economies over time have found only weak evidence that high or rising completion rates of secondary or university education are associated with stronger growth.
This association was presumably too weak to result in strong pattern completion of all three elements at retrieval, as dependency was not seen.
At the completion of Phase IV (strong or weak), over 93% of syntactic chains led to continued grooming of body or face in sequentially flexible and much less predictable patterns compared to syntactic chains.
When the total number of particles per node was kept fixed at (4.7times10^{8}) as was the case for the weak scaling tests, an entire simulation would run to completion in 67 hours regardless of size.
Upon completion, sequences were screened for primer concatemers, weak signal, and poly A/T tails.
Obligatory in-patient treatment during the intensive phase and a weak system of transfer to general PHC facilities upon completion of the intensive phase, are important system factors leading to default.
Chemiluminescence imaging in the combustor suggests that a weak flame exists, which is capable of driving oxidation to completion while avoiding extreme temperatures.
