Sentence examples for weak numbers of from inspiring English sources

As expected, luxury stores fared best last month, in part because they were comparing results to the very weak numbers of 2009, but also because wealthier customers were feeling better about their stock portfolios.

He received relatively weak numbers on Tuesday in polls of Arizona and Connecticut, for instance.

And even if the thesis is wrong, business may face the opposite threat; that the weak numbers out of emerging markets point to some bigger problem with global demand.

We detected a weak number of avidin molecules (3.8 ×106) by SERS measurements.

These algorithms are elitists and characterized by a weak number of parameters.

Different hypotheses have been proposed to explain the weak number of transporters in Buchnera Cc [ 52].

Considering a 5% FDR no probe was identified as significantly differentially expressed between the lines probably because of the weak number of animals (six in each line).

In the presence of lower doses, probably, a weak number of molecules should react with 2-AA metabolites giving minor bactericidal complexes.

While a R>0.9 threshold appears to be too restrictive because of the weak number of retained ROIs, R thresholds between 0.5 and 0.7 provide a satisfactorily mapping of the angle φ without incongruous results.

Indeed, the absence of MMP-9 in both MSCs and chondrocytes is probably owing to a weak number of cells undergoing terminal differentiation in our culture conditions, as suggested by low (1.75-fold) upregulation of type X collagen in MSCs after differentiation.

Indeed, it is possible that very frequent words such as articles or prepositions generate holistic processing without a repetition, but because of the weak number of those stimuli and their great heterogeneity, ERPs technique doesn't allow us to test such a hypothesis.