Sentence examples for weaker loss from inspiring English sources
In the elderly, muscles become atrophic (loss in muscle mass) and weaker (loss in muscle force), more susceptible to damage and regenerate and recover more slowly than was the case in their youth.
While tolerating a weak loss of uniformity, it is possible to achieve more chlorine mass economy, by choosing another optimal solution in the asymptotic zone of the Pareto front: solution "S2", for example, (Fig. 7).
Gifted adolescents showed weak loss sensitivity but notable greed.
We note that laser intensities of <0.1 mW (inducing only a weak loss of fluorescence) already resulted in a clearly detectable CaM-A647 rebinding pattern (Fig. 2C).
For non-covalent binding of CKII peptides and A488-CaM we found that laser intensities of <100 µW −which induce only a <span class="lh lhl">weak loss of fluorescence− already result in a clearly detectable CaM-A647 rebinding pattern.
This relatively weak loss of DNA methylation may be because individual calli lose DNA methylation at different sites (despite being derived from the same parent plant), and pooling multiple calli diluted the loss of DNA methylation.
No reduction of the ΔΨm was observed with cells treated with NaB or SAHA alone, while a weak loss of ΔΨm was found in cells treated with TSA (Fig. 5a).
Such a loss of genetic diversity is closely in line with the apricot diffusion routes, and contrasting with patterns in other native Mediterranean fruit species such as olive and grape for which a weak loss of genetic diversity between varieties and wild relatives has been observed [ 17, 18].
Their basic insight is that human beings are fallible: lazy, stupid, greedy and weak; loss-averse, stubborn, and prone to inertia and conformism.
Using a screen to identify genes that function coordinately with lin-35/Rb during animal development, we have isolated a weak loss-of-function (LOF) mutation in pha-1.
The JJ1549 strain is a weak loss-of-function mutant and it has already been used in RNAi screening [5].
