Sentence examples for described poorly from inspiring English sources
The compounds, designed as more soluble version of the earlier described, poorly soluble dibenzo[b,f][1,4]oxazepines, were obtained in high yields and as a single regioisomer as a result of three tandem chemical events—nucleophilic aromatic substitution, Smiles rearrangement and denitrocyclization.
It is very difficult to assess analytical bias as statistical methods are frequently described poorly in many areas of research [70].
The description of G′ has indeed improved, but the relaxation is now described poorly.
15 Interventions aimed at increasing physical activity and/or reducing sedentary behaviour are clearly of paramount importance, yet are often described poorly and have shown modest results, particularly in the long term (eg, over a 12-month follow-up 16).
(Another issue involved his reported use of foul language, which he later denied using, to describe poorly prepared Queens' students to a committee of the New York City Bar Association).
Barry Blitt's cover, which aims to lampoon or satirize false conceptions of the Obamas, is, to put it mildly, inartful a word being used these days to describe poorly expressed attempts at positive commentary ("The Politics of Fear," July 21st).
Recent work further describes poorly differentiated cells with morphology similar to human GBM cells (Shapiro et al., 1970; Zagzag et al., 2000).
General Motors said this evening that it was nonetheless continuing its own lobbying against the ratings, which it described as poorly designed.
Among the complaints were several captions in which cast members' names had been omitted, and several images that were described as poorly reproduced.
On Friday the UN urged Greece to rapidly improve "substandard" conditions in what it described as poorly ventilated derelict warehouses and factories with insufficient food, water and toilets.
In relation to other more complicated transformations, this relatively simple one is described rather poorly [76],[76]]-[76]].
