Sentence examples for conducted poorly from inspiring English sources

More pervasive and arguably more damaging to science is hastily conducted, poorly reported, irreproducible research.

Curiously, conversations are generally conducted poorly.

However, if these tests are either not conducted or conducted poorly, they are not useful clinically and may create a false sense that therapy is rationally guided.

Besides, it conducts poorly with overlapping clusters and is sensitive for noisy data.

The Commission on Wartime Contracting recently warned of the dangers associated with "poorly conceived, poorly structured, poorly conducted, and poorly monitored subcontracting," particularly noting the military's "heavy reliance on foreign subcontractors who may not be accountable to any American governmental authority".

Researchers had shown for many years that authors reported such trials poorly, and empirical evidence began to accumulate that some poorly conducted or poorly reported aspects of trials were associated with bias.

A poorly conducted or poorly reported meta-analysis is of little scientific use and may mislead.

It is important to remember that studies may appear to be of poor methodological quality either because they were poorly conducted or poorly reported.

Similarly, society is rarely served by poorly conducted research or poorly crafted social policies.

The current Israeli government has conducted itself poorly on some issues, particularly on settlement expansion – which I oppose – but it is hardly "killing with impunity", or "conducting a war over the airwaves" as some despotic, tyrannical regime might.

The Navy conducted a poorly coordinated, half-hearted investigation into sexual assault allegations stemming from the 1991 Tailhook convention, and did so under the direction of an admiral who apparently doubted that women belonged in the military, Pentagon investigators said Thursday in their first major report on the scandal.