Sentence examples for weaker measuring from inspiring English sources

The results were weaker measuring hospital strengths (maximum r = 0.669, CI 0.068-0.914, p = 0.034).

Other professional sports have similar but sometimes weaker measures.

The Moscow stockmarket rose in relief at weaker measures than expected.

A similar bill has been introduced in the House by Representative Peter T. King of New York after the passage of a weaker measure in the House last year.

Auto companies, the United Automobile Workers union and influential lawmakers from carmaking states oppose it, preferring a weaker measure pending in the House.

The bill comes on the heels of a similar, weaker measure passed in the House that was widely condemned as denatured and passed by brute force.

But a document seen by the BBC shows that rights holders are set to make do with considerably weaker measures than originally asked for.

England has introduced a minimum price of duty plus VAT, which health campaigners have described as a weaker measure, but which the coalition government said was designed to prevent below-cost selling.

As suggested by the pre-adapt settings, the weaker measured effects for the fatty images is possibly because observers were less reliable in making the relative blur judgments with these images.

Still, it is a far weaker measure than Kucinich's resolution, which will also go up for a vote on Friday but is not expected to pass.

A bill that would have done that fell short in the Senate last week, but a weaker measure passed Monday and now goes to the House.