Sentence examples for weakly affected in from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, a mutant in the XCC1719 TBDR gene is weakly affected in pathogenicity (data not shown, see below).
STEM profiles I, II and IV were weakly affected in UP animals but were not enriched in cytoskeletal proteins (Tables 2 3), indicating that alterations in dendritic spine numbers are not detectable in 2D-DIGE run on whole lysate samples.
Because expression of hig also partially rescued the short lifespan phenotype of yata, and the subcellular localization of HIG was weakly affected in yata mutants (M. S., unpublished data), HIG and other unidentified target molecules of yata may also contribute to the mutant phenotypes caused by yata.
In particular, AGLs and PEGs that were strongly affected in adm and suvh7 triploid seeds were only weakly affected in peg2 triploid seeds.
While fungal penetration was reduced by 50% in mutant AT171, which is weakly affected in virulence (see [ 40]), mutant AT416 was unable to efficiently penetrate host tissue and was strongly affected in virulence.
Rather weakly affected traits in response to β-adrenergic perturbations gradually agglomerate towards the right, the more strongly affected traits appearing on the left.
Wehland et al. [ 42] investigated short term (s) effects of hypergravity (1.8 ×g) on EA.hy926 cells and found that the cells were weakly affected by loading in the conditions used for the experiment.
Either co-expression of heme oxygenase or incubation of cells with heme precursor weakly affected NIR fluorescence, however, in the latter case elevated cellular autofluorescence.
Fidelity remains above 92% for (Nsimeq80), a result that appears to be only very weakly affected by an increase in the variance of the initial Gaussian distribution.
The PHD inhibitor dimethyloxalyl glycine (DMOG) induced F-actin stress fiber formation in migrating cells, but only weakly affected microvascular endothelial cells firmly attached in a monolayer.
The dispersive part of the surface tension is only weakly affected by the plasma treatment, in contrast to the polar part.
