Sentence examples for be poor in relation from inspiring English sources

HIV/AIDS evaluation reports were assessed to be poor in relation to all sections of the review, in particular with regard to methodological rigour.

I thought the government response was poor in relation to the judiciary.

But these people aren't poor in the same way as those 1.2 billion living on less than $1.25 a day, obviously; they are poor in relation to the person who is in the middle of the income distribution, with half the country above them and half below.

A previous study has shown that inter-rater reliability is poor in relation to critical appraisal of qualitative research [ 24].

This retention in DOT for TB/HIV co-infected patients was poor in relation to available AIDS and TB treatment models in Brazil.

The diagnosis of developmental dyslexia is made when a person's literacy skills are poor in relation to other cognitive abilities for no obvious reason.

The above descriptive analysis indicates that the overall HRQOL of female victims in the post-disaster reconstruction is poor in relation to that of the males.

Although some of the women in this study may have received tamoxifen when distant metastases arose, and their prognosis would have been poor in relation to breast cancer survival, this does not preclude them from contributing survival time for analyses of tamoxifen use and endometrial cancer mortality (just as women who had other serious diseases are able to contribute to the analyses).

Relations between the US and Venezuela have been poor in recent years.

Socio-economic strata are often identified on how households themselves define being poor, sometimes in relation to their assets (Kristjanson et al. [2007]), however, households' capabilities can be important too in defining well-being by households.

However, rates of help seeking are poor, particularly in relation to mood disorders [ 28, 29].