Sentence examples for considered rather poor from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the outcome must be considered rather poor, taking the high intellectual ability of the group into account.

1, 3, 28 As reproducibility of the WHO classification is considered rather poor we have introduced the morphometric image analyses algorithm D-score to improve the selection of risk groups.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

Although this field work has always been considered to be rather poor by many anthropologists, I find it rather impressive given the short time he spent with the Amerindians.

Of young adults, 70% rated their health good, 20% reported it as rather good, 8% as average and 2% considered their health rather poor or poor.

In the preceding section, primary meristems were considered to be rather poor candidates for OR events on account of the lability of their MT population, and then the short cell-to-cell distances over which electrical impulses could be transmitted via plasmodesmata, to promote moments of protoconsciousness in some brain-like center.

A MAE in the first two classes (between 0 and 1°C and 1 2°C) can be considered an excellent or good result, respectively, in terms of weekly prediction; the third class with forecast errors between 2 and 4°C may be considered a fair to a rather poor result and, finally, an error above 4°C may be considered a poor or a very poor achievement.

Why don't you set the record straight about Newport Beach's so-called "golden future". The girls soccer headline Feb. 13 ("Sage Hill survives in shootout") was in rather poor taste considering the front-page headlines in The Times about the horrific manhunt and four dead.

Practice of CBE by study participants is rather poor.

Finally, it is of great interest to notice that the PV potential of the multifamily buildings considered in the validation, proved to be rather poor.

The rather poor fill factor is considered to be the main factor limiting the energy conversion efficiency.