The phrase "a slightly poor" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing something that is somewhat lacking in quality or performance, but it is more common to use "slightly poor" without the article "a."
Example: "The report was slightly poor in its analysis, lacking depth and detail."
Alternatives: "somewhat inadequate" or "marginally deficient."
If I'm honest, it still seems a slightly poor quality final.
Further increasing the concentration of DES leaded to a slightly poor optical purity of product (92% at 3 h).
This suggests a very active material at A the loss or gain of their first electrons, but a slightly poor material beyond gain or loss of their first electrons.
This was done to show that the PSO implemented in this article only finds a stable equilibrium solution and not the global optimum, as increasing the dimensionality of the problem makes it harder for the PSO, i.e., PSO with unconstrained backhauling, FBH, yielded a slightly poor solution compared to the PSO with constrained backhauling (LBH), when the objective function was sum rate maximization.
While in the voltage region of 3.0 4.8 V, all samples exhibit a slightly poorer cycle performance with the capacity retention of about 86% after 50 cycles at the rate of 0.2C.
57 min: Torres takes a swing at a ball arriving over his shoulder – think David Platt in 1990 but a slightly poorer class of Belgians – but he can't connect.
A couple from Kingsbridge in the Bronx might move into the family's old apartment, and then the Kingsbridge place is occupied by someone from a slightly poorer neighborhood, and the chain reaction continues, affecting poorer and poorer people at each step.
2-hop Sociable has a slightly poorer performance than 1-hop Sociable, at least in terms of number of deliveries.
The RR-ALOHA scheme gave a slightly poorer results when compared to PACK (low density (,,, and density ) to high density (,,, and density ) with a decline in performance.
New Zealand, however, has a similar health-care system to Australia, and Māori patients were found in one study by Davis et al. to receive a slightly poorer level of hospital care than non-Māori patients [39].
Between the proposed methods, the RPD-based method scored slightly higher than the IPD-based method for 'horn60.' For 'horn60', the IPD-based method showed a slightly poorer quality than both the conventional and RPD-based methods due to the phase-reversal problem addressed in Section 3.
