Sentence examples for do more poorly from inspiring English sources

*** We found that boys with DMD do more poorly than their unaffected siblings recognizing facial affect.

Overall on verbal tests, DMD/BMD subjects tend to do more poorly.

Sexually active young men do more poorly than abstainers in their academic work".

Thus children of highly educated do more poorly after divorce than children of less well educated parents—on the contrary.

*** We found that boys with DMD do more poorly than their unaffected siblings on tests of academic achievement such as reading, spelling and arithmetic.

There's plenty of research to back all this up: a recent study by the Childhood Wellbeing Research Centre found that children aged seven and older tended to do more poorly in exams and to behave badly at school if their parents split up.

Patients were impaired on both tests but did more poorly on the yes/no test.

In 2000, the strategy Mr. Kerry is using this year backfired on Bill Bradley, who did more poorly than he had hoped in Iowa and then finished behind Al Gore here.

Patients with low heart rates did more poorly in treatment, suggesting that bradycardia itself could be a potential biomarker as discussed further below.

(The metropolitan average was an increase of 9.5%. Now it is true that places like Austin (7.9%) and Raleigh (-1.4%) did more poorly than one might have expected.

Its member countries have done more poorly than the European Union countries outside the eurozone, and much more poorly than the United States, which was the epicentre of the crisis.