Sentence examples for considered poor for from inspiring English sources

Commercial plantations are primarily managed for timber production, and are frequently considered poor for biodiversity, particularly for mammalian species.

Both of these assumptions can be considered poor for evaporite systems, where large changes in porosity and aqueous density can result from high mineral solubilities.

EEG and MEG were considered poor for localization in general and specifically for deep structures such as the amygdale.

By convention, capillary density was considered poor for TVD <8 mm/mm, normal for 8 ≤ TVD ≤12 mm/mm and rich for TVD >12 mm/mm.

Agreement was considered poor for ICC values less than 0.40, fair for values between 0.40 and 0.59, good for values between 0.60 and 0.74, and excellent for values between 0.75 and 1.0 [ 23].

Following blind assessment of the slides on the conference microscope, 23 samples were excluded from analysis as the tissue material or the quality of staining was considered poor for a reliable assessment of VD or they lacked tissue areas of the invading tumour edge.

It was Ed Woodward who spent the summer transfer window running up and down blind alleys, and it was the owners who were in control of the purse strings when Arturo Vidal and Mateo Kovacic were considered poor value for money but £16m for an out-of-contract Ashley Young was deemed a shrewd purchase.

Studies were considered poor quality for Newcastle-Ottawa score < 2. For each study, number of events and total person-years of monitoring were extracted, and incidence rate calculated per million person-years [micromort].

Linehan's dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), designed to address many of these issues, offers useful strategies for addressing the needs of patients considered poor candidates for exposure therapy.

Patients suffering from malnutrition as evidenced by a BMI < 18 kg/m, unintended weight loss of more than 5% per month, or more than 10% unintended weight loss during the previous six month period are considered poor candidates for physical condition training and thus are not eligible for participation.

Critically ill cancer patients have often been considered poor candidates for ICU management due to the perception of poor outcomes for this group, in particular in the presence of neutropenia.