Sentence examples for be a relatively poor from inspiring English sources

The Ag2O alone was found to be a relatively poor oxidizer, but it performed well when blended with more reactive oxidizers, CuO and AgIO3.

If the responses are highly correlated, then in this model a person who is a poor responder to a single immunogen will still receive some gain from a mixture, (overall response at least as good as doubling the antibody level), but will still be a relatively poor responder overall.

For instance, RSAD2 (shown at the bottom of figure 2) would be a relatively poor cell type marker but is very valuable when quantifying cell types by the methods used here, since it is significantly differentially expressed between many different cell types.

Given this feature it would appear to be a relatively poor target for pharmacologic antagonism in possibly treating DMD in humans.

White blood cell count was elevated only in 10 (38.5%) of these patients and seemed to be a relatively poor indicator for spinal infection.

In contrast, viral load monitoring might be a relatively poor investment compared with offering ART to another person or monitoring CD4 cell counts for those currently taking ART.

These differences are thus consistent with exclusive dispersal by colony budding and the loss of airborne dispersal in L. neglectus [34], and with lowland L. turcicus being a relatively poor flight disperser relative to highland L. turcicus.

It is a relatively poor conductor of electricity.

So in comparison with the rich US, the UK is a relatively poor country.

The reasons are largely financial: India is a relatively poor country, and there are scant funds available for research.

In Chandler's description: "He is a relatively poor man, or he would not be a detective at all.