Sentence examples for a general poor from inspiring English sources
Reluctance to move was also attributed to small home size, poor ventilation, inadequate construction materials, close proximity to other homes, and a general poor design all aspects that "violate the customs of the people affected by disasters" (Macías and Aguirre 2006: 52006
The heterochromatic component is characterized by 17% retrotransposons and a general poor expansion of short simple repeats (about 2%) [ 39].
In our own study it could be observed that some strongylid-type eggs or amoebae cysts showed an impaired shell together with a general poor appearance.
This survey reflects the continued variation in the practice of IUI in the UK, and a general poor response to the guidelines.
In the 5-year age groups from 65to8484, 6.5%–11.1% of the participating patients reported a general poor understandability of the STEP self-rating questionnaire.
However, with the perennial problem of lack of reliable data in conflict-affected countries and a general poor state of data collection in our study sites, we could only depend of the perspectives of the research participants.
As a result of general poor performance indices of NEPA, a major reform in the sector known as Electric Power Sector Reform EPSRR) Act was carried out in 2005.
A meta-analysis of individual patient data should be conducted to calibrate hemoglobin cutoff with adjusting for confounders; that is, anemia is a marker of general poor health in developing countries but not in developed countries.
Bilateral symmetry is the developmental norm, and random deviations from symmetry (fluctuating asymmetries) are thought to reflect perturbations to normal development arising from a life-history of general poor health [for reviews see 7], [8].
Workers with high effort/low reward and/or high overcommitment had a higher prevalence of general poor quality of life.
Other factors that can contribute to an aged appearance to the face include general poor health, an unhealthy diet, cigarette smoking, and alcohol.
