Sentence examples for degree of poor from inspiring English sources
Thus the degree of poor concordance may be underestimated (instead of overestimated).
Our data show a high degree of poor bone health in both men and women in the seven Asian countries where we conducted the assessments.
The use of oral drugs in the patients with relatively poor beta cell responsiveness may have contributed to the high degree of poor glycaemic control.
Examining these discrepancies carefully, one can identify some degree of poor focus in the areas in question resulting in blurring of nuclear details.
There was a higher degree of poor mental health as measured by frequent mental distress among obese respondents (AOR = 1.56, p = 0.043).
The failure to collect health data as seen in 55% of the health facilities for HMIS delivery booklets, indicates the high degree of poor documentation, underreporting and data inaccuracy from the district up to the national level.
Based on the literature reviews and these interviews, three health states were drafted characterising the HRQOL impact of living with varying degrees of poor PPG control (Table 1).
Second, a TTO approach with a standard 10-year time frame was used to describe how living with different degrees of poor controlled PPG affects HRQOL.
This study is the first study to derive health utilities related to the short-term HRQOL impact associated with different degrees of poor PPG control in people with diabetes.
True, inequality has provoked the Occupy movement, and to a lesser extent the Tea Party; but I've been around the block a few times, and take it from me, the world is full of nations with a tiny minority of the very rich, a slightly larger well-off elite, a small middle class, and a great majority who are various degrees of poor and struggling.
Both the nominal and devout groups show degrees of poor ethical judgment equal to that of the skeptics when accompanied by higher degrees of narcissism, a finding that suggests a dramatic transformation for both nominals and the devouts when ethical judgment is clouded by narcissistic tendencies.
