Sentence examples for be poor to reliably from inspiring English sources
The classical approach based on truss elements appears to be poor to reliably represent the failure mode of concrete.
Despite widespread clinical use of many of these techniques, the sensitivity and predictive value of these tests and methods are often too poor to reliably detect problems.
Even though meta-analyses may help predict iatrogenic risks, in the field of perioperative volume resuscitation with HES quality of meta-analytic evidence is still too poor to reliably inform drug-regulatory authorities.
Ultrasound cannot be used to reliably differentiate between tumour types.
Unfortunately, those are questions that are tough to reliably answer in real time.
Purkinje cells are challenging to reliably transfect.
It has been reported to reliably estimate arterial pressure [ 4- 10].
Although the proportion of cases notified may be poor, it seems likely that deaths arising from measles cases would be more reliably reported, so that a relatively high ratio of deaths to cases might be expected in the circumstances described.
This was not the case for standard-resolution CMR, for which MIB% had a significantly poorer diagnostic accuracy (AUC = 0.69; P < 0.0001) and was not able to reliably differentiate between patients with 1VD, 2VD, or 3VD.
Auger et al. (2012) and Auger and Maguire (2013) found that otherwise healthy individuals who were poor navigators had difficulty reliably identifying permanent landmarks, and had reduced responses in RSC compared to good navigators when viewing permanent landmarks.
