Sentence examples for by poor quality of from inspiring English sources
In rural areas the status of housing is characterized by poor quality of materials and the construction methods used.
The first is that it ends up validating and legitimising the present situation, characterised by poor quality of life, loss of citizens' interest in politics and by the prevarication of lobbies and economic interests.
Nevertheless, in the indication evaluated, stable disease frequently equates with highly symptomatic disease for most patients, usually characterised by poor quality of life.
However, in Tanzania the effort to characterize the risk of HIV infection acquisition by HCWs is hampered by poor quality of hospital records [ 15].
19, 20 In Norway, melatonin is indicated as monotherapy for short-term treatment of primary insomnia characterized by poor quality of sleep among patients aged 55 years and older.
This lack of impact on diagnosis and prescription practices may be caused by poor quality of diagnostics, stock outs of essential items, or clinicians' failure to trust the results of tests.
This problem is compounded by poor qualities of data collection and management systems, particularly in low-income settings, which make it difficult to capture actual rates of attendance and enrolment.
Conversely, progress in a field of interest can be hampered by poor quality and inaccessibility of evidence.
But his attempt to send a force northward to relieve Paris from siege was frustrated by Moltke and by the poor quality of the scratch French forces.
Five years ago, though, Nextel was burdened by debt and by the poor quality of its two-way radio equipment from Motorola, losing hundreds of millions of dollars annually and searching for billions to build out service in the cities where it had licenses.
A poll of more than 1,000 headteachers conducted by the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) reveals that recruitment is being hampered both by a shortage of teachers and by the poor quality of candidates for posts.
