Sentence examples for comparatively poor quality from inspiring English sources

The digital-only systems produced comparatively poor quality speech, with objectionably harsh quantization noise being clearly audible, except when the available channel capacity is relatively high (e.g., when (bar {theta }=25) dB and b=5, see Fig. 7 b).

Nevertheless, people with AAd present even more complex challenges to carers and continue to experience, by any measure, a comparatively poor quality of life [ 8].

The station's design prompted the journal to write a 2,000-word 2,000-wordbeditorialthe comparatively poor architectural quality of other contemporary civil engineering projects.

Unfortunately, the comparatively poor image quality of ultrasound allows for the exposure of only a few anatomic structures, such as the tumor, ventricles, and falx.

So far the few prognostic studies of angina in primary care are of limited value because they are comparatively old, included small numbers, or were of poor quality, leading researchers to comment that more studies are still needed.

There are comparatively few published studies and of those that have been published most are poor quality with either small numbers of subjects or conducted over a short duration.

Why might a surgeon have comparatively poor results?

There was McCormack, yes, but those recordings were comparatively poor.

But China also remains a comparatively poor country.

The second problem is poor quality.

Cotton is very serviceable but has a comparatively poor weight-to-strength ratio.