Sentence examples for characteristically poor from inspiring English sources

Fordham went to the line 23 times and made a characteristically poor 13 shots (56.5percentt).

Supplementation may be of particular benefit to Maori and to patients with schizophrenia; both groups have characteristically poor physical health outcomes and were found in this study to have exceptionally low vitamin D levels.

All that, together with Edinburgh's beautiful sights, friendly venues and characteristically poor weather means ICQG5, provisionally scheduled for Michigan in 4 years time, has much to live up to.

Both the SP-C-RON and SP-C-IgEGF/Myc lines facilitate spatial expression of the transgene, but result in nonuniform metastasis and a characteristically poor response to therapy, confirming that these transgenic lines are ideal for examining the role of specific oncogenes in tumour growth, differentiation, and transformation but not in drug evaluation studies [ 58].

Furthermore, despite the younger age range, our older sample showed characteristically poorer declarative memory than the young adults as well as slower reaction times.

Thus the genre of pastoral literature (which characteristically portrayed poor countryfolk, like shepherds, as the last authentic belongers), and the historically more recent "Back to the Land" movements, according to which a concerted fetishisation of dirt and dung might cure our urban-induced alienation.

Characteristically he sympathizes with "the poor exhausted females, gravid and overprovided with mates".

Dual eligibility for Medicare-Medicaid and receipt of low income subsidy were included to assess whether fragmentation of opioid prescribing was greater in this poorer population with characteristically high utilization of healthcare resources and fragmented care.

The sandstone associated with a single event is characteristically small in scale and exhibits poor lateral continuity.

Children in rural areas of The Gambia characteristically have very low calcium intakes, poor childhood growth, and delayed puberty (9).

Infectious diseases are characteristically diseases of inequity, disproportionately affecting poor and vulnerable populations who lack access to basic treatment and prevention interventions.