Sentence examples for construct poorly from inspiring English sources

However, PBPK models are complex, mathematically difficult to construct, poorly suited to population analyses, and often limited because of a lack of tissue concentration data, parameter availability, or parameter identifiability (Shah & Betts, 2013; Wang et al., 2016).

Addressing the frequent criticism that many new buildings are constructed poorly, the government has even promised to improve building standards as part of its plan.

Interpreting results from quantitative research can be difficult when measures of concepts are constructed poorly, something that can limit measurement validity.

Women are more likely to be affected by the absence of latrines just like poorly constructed, poorly maintained, hard to access and those located far from the house.

They are constructed poorly and leak, allowing human waste to soak into the groundwater – which then contaminates the water in the wells.

As long ago as last May, Dimon said on a conference call that Iksil's trade were "poorly monitored and poorly constructed and poorly reviewed and all that".

Mr. Dimon said that the strategy "to reduce the credit hedge" was "poorly constructed and poorly monitored".

A bet with credit derivatives, meant to be a hedge, was "poorly constructed and poorly monitored," according to Mr. Dimon.

The evaluation systems are so "poorly constructed and poorly operated," said Lawrence Schaefer, one of the lawyers representing the employees, that they place a lower value on work done by black employees.

35) is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that covers landlords' and builders' liability for poorly constructed and poorly maintained buildings, along with any injuries that may result.

Nature experiences do enhance social well-being among young adults, but this construct is poorly measured by existing instruments.