Sentence examples for a poor characterization from inspiring English sources

We observed that keeping too many proper names as keywords often result in a poor characterization of the (broad) topic (e.g., Tennis), providing a very detailed description (e.g., Nadal versus Federer) and, consequently, very few links can be established.

Despite a poor characterization of the biological functions and the target genes of miRNAs, it has been confirmed that their expression is changing in tumorigenesis.

Collagen gel (Col-gel) can be immunogenic, and demineralized bone powder suffers from insufficient supply and poor characterization as a delivery system.

Epidemiologists are well aware that poor characterization of an exposure often leads to underestimation of its risk – our point is that poor characterization of entirely distinct components of the same sufficient cause will also lead to underestimation of a risk or even failure to detect the risk entirely.

It was criticised for having a loose plot, however, as well as poor characterization.

This leads to a poor semantic characterization of images and hence degrades the overall retrieval performance.

Nevertheless, the available published data generally offer inconsistent results [5], due to population heterogeneity, low sample size, poor characterization of the exposure, and a few polymorphisms tested with low power to address the presence of their joint effects.

LVS has been used to protect laboratory workers from infection with type A strains [6], but is not currently approved as a vaccine for the general population due to its poor characterization, potential instability, and questionable safety for immuno-compromised individuals [7].

Futterman called the episode a "too-little-too late attempt at redemption for Sue's poor characterization this season".

Despite the advantages of exome sequencing, a number of barriers exist including unpolished genome assemblies, partial genome annotation, incomplete or poor characterization of variations in strains, and incomplete inbreeding of strains.

The only common characteristic between the shared singletons and the non-shared singletons is a decreased number of protein domains - however this could be the result of poor characterization and annotation of genes that are not members of large gene families.