Sentence examples for but only poorly from inspiring English sources

The flavour of food or drink is readily associated with subsequent illness, but only poorly associated with other painful consequences.

The inexpensive impact plate equipped with accelerometer could be calibrated for bedload intensity quite well in the flume but only poorly in the field (R2 = 0.16) and could not provide information on the size of transported sediments.

Charters boast a superior product, yet refuse to hire highly-qualified, credentialed, experienced teachers, but only poorly trained, poorly paid temps, who leave quickly from burnout.

This property, termed mutational (or genetic) robustness, is widespread [1], [2], but only poorly understood [3].

AdhPrP was capable of raising antibodies specific for native mPrP in Prnp−/− mice but only poorly in wt mice.

This suggests that these regulatory molecules (IL-10, SOCS-1 and SOCS-3) are produced to downregulate inflammatory signals induced strongly in neonatal but only poorly in adult CD14+ cells.

Child slavery is not only poorly addressed but also poorly identified.

If not, fraudulent operators are not only poorly regulated but thriving in an environment where good care cannot compete.

The chancellor's stop-go habit meant that reforms were not only poorly sold, but haphazardly implemented and badly timed taking effect as recession hit.

Doctors and nurses at Xincai's hospital dispense medicine to treat the symptoms of a disease they only poorly understand.

A correlation length of 100 km yielded good recovery in the Society region, but the pattern was only poorly recovered in the outer region (Fig. 4e).