Sentence examples for weak to high from inspiring English sources

All the correlation coefficients exhibit weak to high effect sizes (r = .38 –.38).38

In DCIS tumors (n = 25), 88 % and 84%% displayed expression that ranged from weak to high for ORF1p and ORF2p, respectively.

The moderate to very high adjusted odds ratios found in the indirect causes compared to the weak to high adjusted odds ratios in the direct causes underscores the importance of immediate target specific interventions in lowering maternal deaths.

Together, these data suggest that L1 retrotransposons are differentially expressed in breast tumors, with the highest expression seen in the cytoplasm of DCIS, whereas the invasive cancers showed expression ranging from weak to high in both the cytoplasm and nucleus of the malignant cells.

Similar to this, in our serum-cultured cells, we observed a weak to high expression for MMP-1, -2, -13, -15, -17, -23 and -28 in BT 20 cells, whereas Gimbernardi et al. detected MMP-15 only in this cell line.

The note said that any pickup in demand is likely to be "extremely weak" due to high levels of unemployment and fading government stimulus packages.

Someone suggested that they connect hoses to the water tanks, because in a few days they would be too weak to travel higher in the mine and fill the containers they'd been bringing down to the Refuge.

But for Strong plus Weak to be as high as 286 EV means Obama doesn't need a single battleground state at this point to win outright, he just needs to hold the states he's got.

Cells from these two unaffected donors showed a weak trend to higher DUX4-FL expression after repeated subculturing (R = 0.31 for 09Ubic and 0.26 for 17Ubic).

Despite the development of new theatres, local distribution platforms are too weak to support these high-budget films, says University of Liége Fellow Alessandro Jedlowski.

The Bank of England, meanwhile, kept its main interest rate at a record low amid concerns that the country's economy was still too weak to cope with higher borrowing costs.