Sentence examples for weak mixture of from inspiring English sources

"It was a weak mixture of 19th Century naturalism and neoclassicism, not very well painted, and more often than not executed to be reproduced in newspapers rather than to be experienced in the original," says Peters.

Place the cuttings in a weak mixture of water and a seaweed-based liquid fertilizer for a period of 3-4 hours.

This reported that the weaker mixture was modestly protective.

However, even with higher statistical power, it will be difficult to exclude the possibility that more Sockeye Salmon with strong antiviral responses survived the initial IHNV challenge than do those with weak responses and subsequently the surviving fish are those with the strongest antiviral response whereas the naïve fish would be a mixture of weak and strong responders.

The fashion industry is not alone in its surprising mixture of weak intellectual-property laws and strong innovation: haute cuisine, furniture design, and magic tricks are all fields where innovators produce new work without being able to copyright it.

The Brown government's attempts to reinvent the 1970s with a toxic mixture of weak productivity growth, fragile public finances, big increases in tax rates and a banking system dependant on state support portends a long period of stagnation.

In addition, when the network average tie strength is high, a more skewed network performs better because it still has a "healthy" mixture of weak and strong ties and a balance between exploration and exploitation.

Thus, pig domestication can be defined as a mixture of weak selection (applied postzygotically with no conscious wish to alter a breed) and strong selection (applied prezygotically guided by a predetermined goal) for favorable traits [14], [15].

Cumulative irritant dermatitis, a common nonspecific skin disease, is characterized by erythema, dryness and scaling that are usually observed with repeated exposure to a mixture of weak chemicals (Smith et al. 2002).

Similarly, we have suggested that environmental exposure to a mixture of weak type-2 alkene electrophiles (e.g., ACR, methyl acrylate, ethyl methacrylate) could accelerate the progressive nerve terminal demise associated with Alzheimer's disease (reviewed by LoPachin et al. 2008b, 2009b).

Adjectives had strong and weak declensions, the strong showing a mixture of noun and pronoun endings and the weak following the pattern of weak nouns.