Sentence examples for a poor delivery of from inspiring English sources

On Monday, when the frail-looking King, still on crutches and recovering from his latest hip operation, made a poor delivery of his speech at a Christmas holiday celebration, it did little to restore confidence.

Poorly perfused tumours were less responsive to chemotherapy possibly because there was a poor delivery of chemotherapeutic agent to the tumour.

A more rapid development of nanoscale RNAi therapeutics has been hampered by the limited knowledge about the identity of the critical driver lesions in specific types of cancer, safety concerns about certain formulations, and a disappointingly poor delivery of the siRNA into target cancer cells (Guo & Huang, 2011).

If fidelity was low and the intervention was found to be ineffective, it could not be known if this was due to an ineffective intervention or to poor delivery of an effective intervention.

The ELN report also highlighted wide variation in, and poor delivery of, a number of key process indicators that are supported in evidence-based clinical guidelines 10.

On the basis of management science and malaria elimination research, this article brings a new perspective to what the medical sciences sees as an intractable problem: the problem of poor delivery of efficacious interventions that hampers public health goals such as disease elimination and eradication.

The Aam Aadmi Party launched a campaign against the high cost and poor delivery of electricity and water in Delhi.

A heterogeneous blood supply also affects treatment response due to poor delivery of chemotherapeutic agents to areas of low vascularity.

The poor delivery of counselling has been attributed to a lack of required knowledge and skills on the part of health workers, heavy demand relative to personnel, lack of incentives and motivation, inadequate supervision, uncooperative and mistrusting mothers [ 12, 27, 35, 36].

In some cases, viral gene therapy has been implemented in GBM patients without showing increased adverse side effects; however, in many cases, the prognosis has not been improved due to poor delivery of the therapeutic agents, including in a phase III clinical trial.

It has been suggested that poor delivery of care in the primary sector may be a major reason why the majority of cancer patients die in hospitals despite their and their relatives' preference for a home-death [ 9- 11].