Each individual (genotype) was thus grown once in one box, which may relatively weaken the statistical power of the analyses.
First, Rusia Petroleum's claim is weakened by the relatively low level of its sunk costs.
Applications urgently demand higher flexural strength and oxidation resistance of recrystallized silicon carbide (RSiC), which is weakened by its relatively low density and porous structure.
Excess precipitation of MX type particles relatively weakens the grain boundaries as compared with the matrix and, as a consequence, lowers the rupture strength.
The economic role of cities like Nagoya and Kyoto and their position in the urban hierarchy has in fact relatively weakened.
Most importantly, a remarkably increased open-circuit voltage (Voc) of 1.06 V was achieved for CZEDOBT-based device due to synergistic effect of ethynyl-linker with electron-withdrawing character and Cz unit with the relatively weakened electron-donating ability, which is among the earliest report for DOBT-Cz baSMs SMs with high Voc so far.
Sustainable growth B. Pursued growth C. Boom and bust D. Fragile recovery Economy Stable growth, increasing but predictable price levels, confidence in the future, long-term planning and investments, increasing globalisation, increasing global competition, relatively weakening position 'overall' of EU due to faster growing BRIC.
Increasing but predictable price levels, confidence in the future, long-term planning and investments, increasing globalisation, increasing global competition, relatively weakening position overall of EU due to faster growing BRIC Slow recovery from the economic crisis, while the recovery is hampered even more by strong fluctuations in growth and in price levels.
The chief threat then - al-Qaeda - stands relatively weakened, though it still exists as a dispersed entity in many guises.
Instead, by invoking the "communist threat," they managed to reinforce the relatively weakened tensions with the Soviet Union to such new heights that it came to be known as the Second Cold War -- hence, the early 1980s dramatic "rearming of America," as President Reagan put it.
