Sentence examples for weak to affect from inspiring English sources

Typically, the nuclei are too small and their gravity too weak to affect the trajectory of the flyby spacecraft.

An electric field is concentrated near the middle areas of the acceleration cavities where the magnetic field is too weak to affect electron beams.

Individual fruit production in C. agristis decreased with increasing LNS at the 0.1 m spatial scale but did not change in response to NND when individual plant size was accounted for; this indicates that competition for resources between the focal individual and the nearest conspecific individual may have been too weak to affect fruit production in the focal plants.

Because metal NPs are entirely embedded in PEDOT PSS in our system, the lateral SPR effect by NPs is too weak to affect the light-harvesting activity in the photoactive layer, leading to no obvious enhancement of the absorption spectra in Figure 5c. Figure 5 Optical properties of PEDOT PSS-metal NPEDOT PSS-metal

However, all indications are that targeting autoimmune responses in larval amphibians may not be a useful strategy as the capacity of tadpoles to respond to immunological stimuli may be too weak to affect the chain of events at metamorphosis.

An S H···S hydrogen bond is formed between C558′ and C559′, but the interaction appears too weak to affect the Hg S C559′) bond length.

This indicates that the flows are too slow and weak to the affect the MT organization substantially, at least in part because the presence of a cytoplasmic actin mesh restricts the movement of MTs (Dahlgaard et al., Dev Cell 2007).

Germany's weak growth will continue to affect economic activity throughout Europe, and expectations of a recovery of growth and of fiscal consolidation in 2007 are unlikely to be realized.

Nonetheless it may be noted that, in the presence of astrocytic feedback, even if extracellular GABA concentration is low and the corresponding sigmoidal feedback is consequently very weak this is sufficient to affect neural activity as reflected by the difference in spike frequency between the two LFP time series.

Therefore, Cox-2 and Survivin positivity was graded on the basis of the intensity and the number of positive cells: 0: negative; +1: weak to moderate positive affecting less than 50% of the tumour area; +2: weak to moderate positive on the majority of the tumour or strong positive in the minority of the tumour; and +3: strong positive in the majority of the tumour area.

In the Watson-Tellegen circumplex, there are two big dimensions, one of strong-to-weak positive affect, and one of strong-to-weak negative affect.