Sentence examples for weak signs of from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, there are encouraging, if weak, signs of an economic recovery.
Fortunately, several simultaneous, although weak signs of this development seem to offer a chance to accomplish this: entrepreneurial, innovation-oriented, and cross-disciplinary education and research practices are already emerging globally in higher education.
As can be seen in the time sequence in Fig. 2, there are, even though sometimes very weak, signs of a central peak in many of the spectra, both before and after the most pronounced enhancement.
There are weak signs of an increased affinity when exposed to gefitinib (Fig. 4B), observed as a somewhat slower dissociation.
Thus, our results suggest that the weak signs of correlated evolution are not a mysterious emergent property of networks, but rather a consequence of similar absolute expression levels and of correlated function.
However, the children, who displayed weaker signs of protest, cried and screamed less, and gave in more easily in to arguments from the adults.
We report strong signals of AT3 optimal codons (those favored in highly expressed genes) in G. bimaculatus and O. fasciatus, whereas weaker signs of GC3 optimal codons were found in P. hawaiensis, suggesting selection on codon usage in all three organisms.
Other crops, however, including the Ethiopian cereal t'ef (Eragrostis tef), known as the world's smallest grain, and the Andean tuber crop yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius), as well as many other locally important crops, show much weaker signs of domestication (Gepts 2004; D'Andrea 2008; Dempewolf et al. 2008).
Despite the increasing importance of BI, there is little underlying theoretical work, which directly can guide the interpretation of ambiguous weak signs.
And domestic spending remains weak despite signs of a mild recovery.
