That relates to the weakness in the global goods trade, but the global trade in services has also been weaker post-financial crisis.
In addition, housekeeping genes tend to have shorter 5′-untranslated regions (UTRs) and are under weaker post-transcriptional regulation (Hurowitz and Brown 2003; David et al. 2006; Lin and Li 2012).
Taken together, these two lines of evidence can be interpreted as strong support for the phenotypic results showing decreased female fecundity: monogamous females seem to exhibit a weaker post-mating reaction, both in terms of the extent to which genes are expressed and how many eggs they lay.
But some party elders fret that, even if elected to the relatively weak post of vice-president, Mr Ryan might soon amount to the de facto ideological leader of the party.
At its weakest, post-partisanship amounts to an aversion to fighting, a trait that some people who know Obama see in him.
The chancellor delivered his statement amid heavily revised-down forecasts from the OBR that the economy would contract by 0.1% in 2012 and grow by just 1.2% in 2013 – the weakest post-recession performance in Britain's postwar history.
As visa restrictions and a weak post-graduation economic outlook continue to depress numbers, business schools are going to need to think hard about how to keep their MBA programmes viable.
Just because the heavy artillery worked in arresting the Great Crisis, there's no guarantee that another round of firepower will convert a weak post-crisis recovery into a strong one.
Thus, the P values in the BYH section indicate that most samples underwent weak post-depositional alteration.
At the same time, Zynga's weak post-IPO performance has put a damper on valuations and large-scale acquisitions across the board for the gaming industry.
Now they're likely taking the time to go back, hide irrelevant or weak posts, and add milestone moments to their story.
