Unfortunately, hybridization efficiency measured using such a straightaway protocol is equal to 15%, which is feeble by comparison with the 31% hybridization efficiency measured for biosensors designed with single-stranded probe.
Kraft's terms were worth 727p at the last count, which is feeble when you consider that Andrew Wood at Bernstein Research, one of the top-rated analysts in the sector, thinks Cadbury's shares could be trading at 873p this time next year on the basis on 20-year average earnings multiples.
He could easily point to the jobs numbers, which are feeble, the need for massive public investment in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, more public outlay to prepare for future storm surges -- declare that additional deficit reduction is a bad idea until we get a stronger economy.
Last year's satanic horror Devil's Due was an equally non-buzzy title which was met with feeble reviews ("as substantial as seeing The Exorcist redone on Snapchat"), but a promotional prank involving an evil robot baby in New York was a viral sensation.
Still short of income, he first completed a biography of his fellow-journalist Hannen Swaffer, which was indifferently received—"a feeble potboiler", according to Driberg's biographer Davenport-Hines.
Since the recovery began, in the summer of 2009, G.D.P. has expanded at an annual rate of just two per cent, which is pretty feeble compared to previous recoveries.
Khan responds to Bell's encroachment down the ground with a fiery short one and England manage just two singles, which is shamefully feeble.
The scientists achieved this with fruit flies and other insects but did not succeed with mosquitoes, which were too feeble after sterilisation to compete in the wild.
King Birendra, who has been a constitutional monarch since 1990 with only ceremonial powers, is said to be contemplating ways in which he might return to centre stage.The general uncertainty hurts the economy, which is anyway feeble.
More surprising, diplomats say, is the way Mr. Markovic has succeeded in expanding the powers of the federal government and of his own office, which were uncommonly feeble in a country whose six constituent republics are virtually autonomous.
