Sentence examples for weaker potential from inspiring English sources

Only a few years out of bankruptcy and fearful of being left behind in a wave of industry consolidation prompted by the Delta-Northwest merger, UAL immediately moved to revive back-burner talks with US Airways, a weaker potential partner and a less natural fit than Continental.

Furthermore, if weaker potential fluctuations of around 100 mV are investigated, the conditions become more stringent to resolve the variations.

An increase in path length suggests weaker potential for functional integration among brain regions, whereas a higher clustering coefficient corresponds to increased clustering degree of brain regions.

We have observed that tau protein is bound to a 13 bp polynucleotide, whereas shows no or at least much weaker potential to associate with a 12 bp or shorter dsDNA.

Behavioral scientists and social health researchers generally have much weaker potential to influence resource allocation, agenda-setting and policy formulation.

These features distinguished the 'autosomal Barr body' from its X chromosomal counterpart and illustrate its weaker potential for chromatin compaction and transcriptional silencing.

Not surprisingly, states such as Colorado, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania with the loosest regulation of felon or ex-felon voting rights are the states where felons would have the weakest potential impact on the voting pool.

Mr. Akin won the three-way Republican primary earlier this month after Senator McCaskill tacitly tried to boost his candidacy, as her campaign considered him the weakest potential general-election challenger.

However, diffusion of the model in the United States was limited by the much more restricted power of the state (in contrast to European counterparts) and by the City Beautiful model's weak potential for enhancing businesses' profitability.

BPA has been used to make hard plastics since the 60s but has caused alarm in recent years as it can leach into foods and drinks and has the – albeit weak – potential to mimic oestrogen if it ends up at high enough levels in the blood.

In this report, we explore the other side of such a weak potential, the well-known compressibility of hydrogen.