"weaker resistance" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it when describing a lack of strength or fortitude in the face of adversity. For example: The team faced a weaker resistance in the second game, resulting in a much easier victory.
The support body has weaker resistance to abrasion and would thus wear out faster than SDI cutters during drilling operation.
It was inferred that PSII reaction centers of K. striatum might have weaker resistance to low temperature stress than those of K. alvarezii.
This type of nonspecific, weaker resistance might contribute to decreased selective pressure for pathogens to overcome host resistance (Fukuoka et al. 2009).
This deletion mutation conferred resistance to diamide and t-BHP and a somewhat weaker resistance to hydrogen peroxide, as well as a 50% reduced ROS production (as compared to the BY4741 ρmutant).
The etch process for the α-Si mask is highly suggested using a mixture of halogen-based not SF6-based plasma chemistries, because the latter will easily induce a severely deteriorated pattern edge roughness due to weak resistance of the resist to fluorine radical16.
Liang, whose highest break of the afternoon was 39, stands on the verge of a top-16 ranking but offered unexpectedly weak resistance.
Although opposition parties remain weak, resistance to the Kirchners is stirring within Peronism.By throwing the issue into Congress's lap, Ms Fernández may have achieved an elegant climbdown.
The fragmented and weak resistance to the church militant is motivated by a novel called The Man in the High Castle, by a certain Philip K Dick, who dares to imagine a world in which the Reformation triumphed.
"I was smoking it on foil and she said can I try some and I said … I might have put up a weak resistance – the fact is whatever I said she did end up having some," he said.
Faced with the Bolsheviks' superior organizational abilities and the financial support they received from the newly constituted Soviet Union, the anarchists could offer only weak resistance and were soon eclipsed.
In contrast to weak resistance in Anglo-American countries, European and Latin American countries have witnessed an escalation of desperate forms of public resistance to austerity measures (riots, occupations, torching of luxury cars and homes of the rich, smashing expensive shops and hijacking food trucks), thus placing governments on notice that there is a limit to their toleration of austerity.
