Sentence examples for weakly constructed from inspiring English sources
"What physics she used was weakly constructed.
'The ending [of 'A Theft'] wasn't right - too many ideas, not enough movement.' Similarly with 'The Bellarosa Connection': 'There were too many ideas piled on at the start - too much to expect the reader to digest all at once.' Yet for every character here who exclaims, like Mosby in 'Mosby's Memoirs' (itself a rather weakly constructed story): 'Inform me no further!
Downburst winds can be hazardous to unstable, incomplete, or weakly constructed infrastructures and buildings.
The stern was weakly constructed; this had significant consequences on Bismarcks only combat mission.
Flash flooding can be hazardous to small infrastructure, such as bridges, and weakly constructed buildings.
In contrast to the robust-looking skull, the lower jaw was shallow and weakly constructed, with the dentary (the foremost jaw bone) connected to the hindmost jaw bones by only two contact points.
None-the-less, because the nodes near the base of our Bayesian tree were weakly supported, we also constructed a phylogenetic tree using maximum likelihood methods.
Binary classification of therapeutic targets considering six thresholds based on therapeutic targets present in six search spaces constructed in weakly significant data set (WS).
A combination of masses and stiffeners is shown to be an effective way of constructing weakly radiating structural modes on the panel.
The researcher concluded that the reading-to-write ability seems to be a unique construct weakly associated with reading for comprehension and disassociated from writing an essay without background reading support.
Weakly expressed NPM1M2NS1 construct resulted in partial protection against 5 LD50 of mouse-adapted H5N2 virus, which was statistically significant (p<0.05) and exceeded that exhibited by the much more efficiently expressed NPM1NS1 construct which did not include M2, although the latter also provided statistically significant protection as shown by log-rank analysis.
