The phrase "a poorer level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, condition, or quality that is inferior or of lower quality compared to another.
Example: "The recent budget cuts have resulted in a poorer level of service for our customers."
Alternatives: "a lower standard" or "an inferior level".
The total possible score is 4, with a higher score indicating a poorer level of adherence.
In the general population, hypercholesterolaemia, hypertension, smoking and hyperglycaemia have each been associated with a poorer level of cognitive function [ 6– 8].
Likewise, number of dilemmas was inversely associated with global functioning scores indicating that patients with many IDs in their grids had a poorer level of functioning.
They were younger, with a poorer level of mental health, greater likelihood of substance abuse (alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine), and poorer medication adherence.
Increasing evidence suggests that disabled people in general have a poorer level of health, lower educational achievements and a higher rate of unemployment than their non-disabled counterparts [ 1].
23 Obesity is associated with increased insulin resistance, 12 and one could speculate that women with obesity had a poorer level of control in early pregnancy than women with normal or slightly elevated BMI.
"It's at such a poor level we need dramatic changes in the whole program".
Rethink policies A report published last year and co-written by MacLachlan, showed a poor level of references to disability in the health policies of a select few international bodies, including the Department for International Development.
All these studies show effectiveness of the interventions but with a poor level of evidence.
Despite promising results, these preliminary studies show a poor level of proof.
A poor level of attenuation within coronary arteries was observed together with a poor level of opacification within the aorta and pulmonary vessels; this limitation was the consequence of poor venous access, itself due to previous chemotherapy treatments.
