Sentence examples for weak strands from inspiring English sources

Education is a good signal for employers because it requires a large committment of money and time, and the student has ample opportunity to flunk out if there are any weak strands in his or her moral fibre.

And the way it's painted conveys a feeling of frailty, in the pale and subdued colours, the weak strands of the woven wicker chair, the thin stem of the parasol, the thin paint just barely touched and stroked onto the surface of the canvas.

Whether you have split ends, dry and weak strands, dandruff, or just a tangled mess, the likely culprit for almost all follicular problems is a lack of moisture.

Deep conditioning products with the protein keratin in them are ideal for naturally plumping up thin and weak strands.

A particularly weak strand in their argument is their attempt to draw a distinction between science and the arts.

Up north, Latvia is the Balts' weak strand, its capital, Riga, more tightly tied to Russia than those of the other two Baltic countries.

Nevertheless, Met157 and the crossover loop may have an analogous function in the weak strand-separating activity of Dna2.

Analysing the transcriptional strand bias of the mutational signatures operative in the 21 breast genomes revealed a weak strand bias of C > A mutations with unknown aetiology [ 20 ].

Alone, Rad51 exhibits weak strand exchange activity that is stimulated by RPA, but this stimulation only occurs if Rad51 is allowed to nucleate on single-stranded DNA prior to the addition of RPA (Sung 1994, 1997a; Sugiyama et al. 1997).

But it's testament to the intelligence and insight of Fiennes's writing that the film keeps the audience captivated and responsive, despite undeniably weaker strands.

"I'm not against recording through writing, but it's the weaker strand.