Sentence examples for descriptions poorly from inspiring English sources

It has been reported that such descriptions poorly define the experiences of patients, which encompass temporal patterns, intensities and functional disability in the early morning [ 24, 25].

In addition, magnetic and electric fields generated by other geophysical sources will also be investigated as part of the Swarm mission; for example, the mission should give insights into the flow of ocean currents, mantle conductivity at depth and descriptions of other poorly understood phenomena such as the equatorial electrojet.

This description underlies the poorly studied molecular mechanism related to UN-induced ARF.

The Times' description of "unreliable or poorly sourced" stories and Facebook's description of "junk or duplicate topics and "insufficient sources" all provide substantial latitude for the kind of bias claimed in the Gizmodo article.

Incidence rates of PET correlated poorly with descriptions of "high" or "low" risk study populations.

However, current techniques of system component description in aviation are poorly specified, which contributes to a silo approach to hazard identification and risk analysis, poor safety management and missed safety targets.

The extant literature suggests that poorly defined job descriptions make it difficult for peers to be successful, and hinder their integration into multi-disciplinary workplace teams.

However, the quality of many of the studies was limited; the descriptions of the intervention were poorly detailed, and the change processes involved were unclear.

This was exemplified in one project, which specifically identified that having poorly defined role descriptions, objectives, and goals at the commencement of the project substantially slowed progress of the project; role descriptions were negotiated late in the project, delaying staff and patient recruitment.

You are obviously in lack of sunshine," says a somewhat poorly translated English description over at Vaulot & Dyevre's website.

Studies scored poorly for adequate description of index test and outcome measure, and consecutive recruitment.