Sentence examples for weakest degree from inspiring English sources

For example, the infectious disease class exhibits the largest over-representation of vertebrate-specific genes; it also demonstrates the weakest degree of purifying selection in all mammalian species considered.

Additionally, we observe that ADP most strongly inhibits RIG-I ATPase activity, while ATPγS and AMPPNP inhibit activity more weakly and to similar levels, and ADP-AlF4 exhibits the weakest degree of inhibition.

This fluctuation may produce a few metres of inaccuracy, which normally creates a weak degree of distinguishability of the closely lying nodes.

This accounts both for the weak degree of colouration of these composites and the low rate of increase of the Raman band with concentration.

Porosity maps for Black Island and Deadwood reservoir zones show mean interval porosities of 0.071 ± ơ = 18% and 0.075 ± ơ = 9%, respectively with a weak degree of directionality that is sub-parallel to the strong NNW-SSE structural trends.

Compared to the loadings of factor 1, a higher value of factor 2 is also associated with a higher degree of feeling German and a weaker degree of connection to the home country.

Trace element ratios of V/Cr, V/(V + Ni) and Ni/Co indicate anoxic to dysoxic conditions prevailed during the Niutitang shale deposition period in Early Cambrian, and moderate to weak degree of restriction are inferred by the covariation of Mo and TOC content.

In a study on ethnic minorities' achievement in the UK higher education system, (Leslie 2005) attributes the weaker degree results of ethnic minority students to their lower prior-qualifications and the choice of subjects associated with a low probability of degree achievement.

Our interpretation of the results relies on the ecotypes representing a weaker degree of phenotypic and evolutionary divergence than the species pair discussed below.

However, the weak degree of conservation at these positions, the common presence of the alternate amino acid from the opposing phenotype, and the conservative nature of the alternate amino acids at these positions all argue against variation at these positions playing a major role in determining if the patient was a nonresponder or relapser during therapy.

On the other hand, similar to our in vivo data, swelling-activated taurine release in synaptosomes mimicked the in vivo release in that it was completely insensitive to H2O2 and sensitive to isoosmotic reductions in [NaCl]e (albeit to a much weaker degree than the in vivo response).