While many struggling companies are carrying too much debt, the more difficult problems are their weak, often unprofitable businesses.
The photos it captures are weak, often lacking colour and detail – not a replacement for a point-and-shoot camera like most more expensive smartphones.
One theory that could explain the study's results is that older women, whose eggs are already weaker, often turn to IVF and therefore the problems faced at birth should be less surprising to scientists.
He has begun to put right the things far deeper than a flurry in the markets that needed it: notably the public-sector deficit and industries, and a weak, often misused, banking sector.
"The problem is that the labs' tether to the market is weak, often by design," the authors write.
High velocities are frequently seen where the emitted intensities are weak, often on the outer edges of loops as defined in that particular spectral line.
A weak, often asymmetric, entrainment is also evident in some patients.
However, many studies are reported to be methodologically weak, often failing to recruit a relevant or sufficient cohort, often with less than 200 participants [ 20].
The epidemic disease occurs in Asia and the Indian Ocean region in populations in which herd immunity is weak, often in urban areas where Aedes aegypti and Ae. albopictus mosquitoes are the main transmission vectors.
(iii) Type-II core/shell QDs (heterostructures with spherical symmetry) display the weakest QCSE, often totally masked by spectral diffusion.
