Sentence examples for weak prevailing from inspiring English sources
Although it was not possible to calculate a migration rate in the other direction, weak prevailing winds are unlikely to support migration across the 150 200 km of inhospitable habitat [6] and the differentiation in haplotype frequencies indicates this would be extremely low or non-existent.
Solution conditions favorable for protein crystal growth are characterized by a narrow range of negative values, indicating weak net attraction, prevailing under these conditions [16], [17], [18], [19], [20].
Many interviewees said that weak implementation of prevailing legislation governing the health care system was one of the possible contributors to resistance development.
Although the notion of US input as weak runs counter to prevailing views of the nature of associative learning (as well as the associative or Hebbian LTP model of fear conditioning [36], [37]), we postulate that the 'weakness' of US input may be limited to this particular subset of neurons.
It is found that a non-dimensional parameter characterizing the stress state prevailing in the weak zone and its yield properties uniquely control the cavitation stress.
Unresolved ethnic divisions, weak or non-existent administration and prevailing poverty severely limit access to basic health care, safe water and primary education.
West might have been weaker and South stronger, especially given the prevailing vulnerability.
Yet, as a broad tentative generalization, the prevailing picture is that of a weak causal relationship.
These disadvantages become increasingly relevant as the scientific arguments for the prevailing resistance to GM crops become weaker.
Conversely, Abbas is politically weak; his public support is limited and he is challenged by Hamas, which inhibits him from taking any step that would add to the prevailing perception of his weakness.
Jacobs (South) made a weak jump overcall of two spades, figuring that at the prevailing unfavorable vulnerability his partner would assume he had a decent hand.
