Sentence examples for degree poor from inspiring English sources

It also exonerates, to a degree, poor forgotten Winifred Roy, whose supposed ineptitude has long been the accepted reason for Nabokov's rewrite.

In designing a direct methanol fuel cell and evaluating the appropriateness of new materials for inclusion, it is helpful to consider the impact of material properties on the performance of a complete system: to some degree, poor fuel utilization and performance losses from methanol crossover can be mitigated by proper system design.

Risk factors for poor compliance after transfer to adult diabetes care include female gender, no college degree, poor glycemic control and fewer diabetes care visits in the year prior to transfer [ 14, 15].

Because the vast majority of ART programs in Africa do not specifically identify MSM among their male patients nor provide services targeted to these men's needs, it is unknown to what degree poor outcomes among African male patients in general may be related to MSM identity.

Long distance to the clinic and to a lesser degree, poor quality of care and long waiting times were the main subjective reasons given, while lower education level, rural residence, perceived mild illness and dissatisfaction with the services of the own ART clinic were independently associated with using health care facilities other than the own clinic.

Lesser level spies might be recruited from people who have a low-value degree, poor money management skills, and have intermittent employment histories.

A value near to 20,000 indicates a high contrast level (high degree of selectivity), and a value close to 10,000 indicates a low contrast level (poor degree of selectivity).

While increasing numbers of young people have sought post-secondary degrees, poor academic preparation, the shortage of decent full-time jobs for recent graduates, and rapidly rising tuition costs have produced astonishingly low graduation rates.

To varying degrees, poor absorption and relatively delayed onset of action limit the clinical utility of all oral triptans [4, 6].

I consulted my colleagues, my fixation reaching such a degree that poor Harriet tells of me pinning our designer to the wall, demanding five colour covers, exquisite paper, washed tops, strings, and every production frill for my beloved new idea.

The theory is that the breathing begins to shift primary neurological functions to other brain regions, correcting to some degree the poor balance or gait that are hallmarks of Parkinson's.