Sentence examples for weakly change from inspiring English sources

She shows that access to TANF, Medicaid and food stamps (means-tested programs) does not or only weakly change the location choice of low-skilled unmarried immigrant women.

If the inner diameter of the MRs is small, the wavelengths of WGMs only weakly change with respect to those of the MDs (Figure 3a, b).

The calculated data (Table 4) illustrate that both surface modification UV treatments and electron beam weakly change the surface free energy and its components of diamond powder.

The reactivity of the surface is only weakly changed by adding lanthana, while silica strongly promotes acidic behaviour.

It means that the absorbance of laser radiation by the NP is sharply decreased at formation of thin shielded vapor shell and then it is weakly changed for thick shells.

On the contrary, while control tumour xenografts showed a diffuse, strong and easily detectable immunoreactivity to the anti-VEGF antibody within cancer cells, VEGF immunostaining weakly changed in MTD-treated samples and remained unaltered in the metronomic therapy-treated ones.

However, the changes correlated only weakly to changes in triglycerides, serum fatty acids, and anthropometric measures.

However, week 12 RAMRIS bone erosion changes weakly predicted later changes at week 24 in total vdH-S scores (rs=−0.18, p=0.027).

However, the association might be bidirectional because leisure-time physical inactivity also predicted, albeit weakly, adverse changes in work characteristics during follow-up.

8 9 Perceived environmental changes were only weakly associated with changes in time spent walking and cycling, suggesting that they played a relatively small part in determining overall behaviour change in the sample.

Among COPD patients, psychological health is known to deteriorate over time and these changes are only weakly correlated with changes in physiological parameters, highlighting the fact that COPD exerts its effects in body systems other than the lungs and requires multi-dimensional assessment [ 50].