Sentence examples for are poorly matched from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Bloomberg are poorly matched.

Further, wind resources are poorly matched to the existing distribution of world population.

As a result, in about half of all influenza seasons, one or more components of the trivalent vaccine are poorly matched to the circulating strains of flu (18).

We also adjust bits by multiplying the corresponding bits by a factor, β (>1), in cost function determination to restrict some MBs to be classified as RMBs where the MBs are poorly matched with the best pattern.

Many teens are driving cars that are poorly matched to their driving skills, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

But as research from education expert Andrew Kelly and others has shown, too many low income students are poorly matched to career tracks that don't reflect their interests or offer a high rate of return - leading to more dropouts and worse lifetime outcomes.

Furthermore, officials say, one reason to use adjuvants is that they can increase a vaccine's potency against a virus to which it is poorly matched.

Unfortunately, the study groups were poorly matched.

A major limitation of this study is that the treatment groups were poorly matched for aetiology.

This steeper slope reflects more "blur" in the images, though it differs from the frequency filtering typical of optical blur, and thus presents the radiologist with stimuli that their vision should a priori be poorly matched for.

This mirrors the conclusions of the 2000 report, which said, "In some cases, the postdoc is poorly matched with the research setting; in others, there is little opportunity for growth toward independence, guidance is poor, or a mentoring relationship fails to develop".