The phrase "are poorly found" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is not easily located or discovered, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The resources you need are poorly found in the library, making research difficult."
Alternatives: "are hard to find" or "are not easily located."
Therefore, long SSRs can be poorly found in viruses.
Negative counts were present for those ORs for which TSS coordinates were poorly found (OR10J7P and OR4C15) and those with weaker homology (OR10AD1 and OR2AK2).
In the 1990s, sub-Saharan African countries that had been poorly run found themselves burdened with debts that they had no hope of paying.
That's a different, more expensive splitter dongle (many of which, I've found, are poorly made garbage).
With a few exceptions, most of the images you find compelling are "poorly composed," and most of the text I find compelling is "poorly written". What do we make of that?
This may be because health professionals are poorly educated about bullying and find it difficult to raise the subject or deal with it.
Much of the research had been poorly conducted, they found, or ignored obvious variables (one study concluded that full moons increase the incidence of car accidents, ignoring the fact that nearly all the full moon nights used for data had occurred on the weekend – when car accidents are more likely no matter what).
The Port Authority police were poorly prepared, the commission found, with officers responding from the agency's airports, tunnels and bridges but unable to find a common radio frequency or a command post for instructions.
Many interrogators and their superiors were poorly trained, the investigation found.
Rubber materials (seat areas) are usually considered to be poorly cleanable, yet were found to be more cleanable than adjacent stainless steel zones.
