Sentence examples for weak reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Another possibility that may explain the discrepancy between the apparent high reinforcing effects of tobacco in humans and the apparent weak reinforcing effects of nicotine in rodents is that nicotine may possess higher reinforcing effects in primates than in rodents and that these reinforcing effects have not been revealed by previous investigations in primates due to inappropriate conditions.

It also reveals that although a single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) composites have a superior load transfer, the SWCNTs demonstrate a weaker reinforcing capability than its counterparts, multi-walled CNTs.

Categorizing suicide as a choice considered by the weak can lead to a horrible downward spiral, as once a person considers suicide, he or she may start to think of him or herself as weak, further reinforcing thoughts of inadequacy.

Overall, Motivation was weak, lacked reinforcing consequences and was dominated by negative perceptions of teamwork consequences.

The article presents an analysis of the results of research on aggregate layers placed on weak soil reinforced with geosynthetic conducted by using Light Falling Weight Deflectometer (LFWD).

We also need to consider those employers who've opted for a business model predicated on low pay, low productivity, and high staff turnover – jobs often overseen by weak management, reinforced by a culture of short-termism, and resulting in limited prospects.

Maheshwari and Khatri [8] developed a method for the analysis of strip footing resting on granular layer over weak soil reinforced by granular piles.

This paper presents a method for analysis of strip footing resting on granular layer over weak soil reinforced by end bearing or floating granular piles.

The developed program used in a parametric study to show the effect of different parameters on the behavior of strip footing resting on granular layer over weak soil reinforced by granular piles in terms of vertical and differential displacements and bending moment.

The problem of a dense coarse grained soil layer laying on a compressible soil can be idealized as an incompressible shear layer (i.e., Pasternak shear layer) of stiffness g over a weak soil reinforced by granular piles idealized as soft and stiff Winkler springs of modulus of subgrade reaction coefficients (k_{s}) and (k_{gp}) respectively.

PB functioned as a relatively weaker reinforcer in one of four monkeys.