Sentence examples for demonstrated poor performance from inspiring English sources
"They reflect the minister's desire to avoid responsibility for the demonstrated poor performance of his department by clumsily seguing into a smear of the CFMEU," he said.
The CAM-ICU demonstrated good performance, while the 3 simple questions demonstrated poor performance.
Of all of the participants, 27.8% (n = 25) demonstrated poor performance in all of the components, and 5.6%% (n = 5) exhibited intact or fair performance in all of the components.
Fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composites have demonstrated poor performance in high temperature environments where the glass transition temperature of the resin is exceeded and this justifies the need to examine alternative strengthening techniques such as near surface mounted (NSM) reinforcement with cementitious adhesive or fabric-reinforced cementitious matrix (FRCM) systems.
Medical students demonstrated poor performance of UC before participating in the simulation course [ 9], and participants in the study were likely to perform alike in a pretest.
CH-PMMAbif devices demonstratedevicesperformance (7 ± 3 cells), which reflectedemonstratedity to chemically activate poor without degrading microstructures (see Figure S3, Superformanceformation).
Because of mismatches in the channel, the microphone, and the environment, the other databases demonstrated poorer performance levels than TIMIT.
Violent individuals with schizophrenia demonstrated poorer performance than their nonviolent schizophrenia peers on a measure of executive function.
In both TMT-versions, schizophrenia patients demonstrated poorer performance and longer "planning periods"—as defined by fixations outside the cursor area containing more fixations, which were stable over time.
Subjects with more severe malformations demonstrated poorer performance, but this may have been attributable to preoperative factors rather than to implant performance [ 57].
Rovet and Ehrlich (21) also demonstrated poorer performance on the WCST in the seizure group in their 7-year follow-up study of children with type 1 diabetes.
