Decadence would be replaced by vitality; weak sentimentality by vigorous will, repressed instincts by irrepressible orgiastic joy, as he put it.
With one of the world's largest Catholic populations, estimated at 158 million, Africa is the continent where the church is at once strong — in terms of sheer numbers and devotional vitality — and weak, inevitably touched by the poverty, corruption, conflict and disease afflicting the larger society.
ANA showed a weak positive correlation with vitality decrease (P = 0.034), contradictory to the cross-sectional findings.
However, the results in this study population suggest a very weak association of the vitality item with MCS.
Nietzsche believes that the concept of evil is dangerous because it has a negative effect on human potential and vitality by promoting the weak in spirit and suppressing the strong.
However, no clear trend was observed since toxicity was quite weak and did not exceed 80% vitality.
Treatment with everolimus alone resulted in a weak effect, leading to a decrease in cell vitality from 20%to30%0% at the highest tested dose (2 μM, Figure 5A).
There was weak evidence of an effect on the SF36 vitality subscale (F=2.46, df=2,196, P=0.09) for women in the HPV group compared with the cervical smear group (t=−1.63, df=131, P=0.1; effect size=0.33) and compared with the informed choice group (t=−2.00, df=141, P=0.05, effect size 0.27).
There was a weak significant positive correlation between income in Euros and increase in vitality and mental health between baseline and follow up: correlation coefficient.30 (p =.02) for vitality and.21 (p =.03) for mental health.
Patients felt weak with a changed body, but after a long recovery process regained vitality and returned to their daily life.
