Sentence examples for evidence poor from inspiring English sources

To drop two looks like carelessness or, on this evidence, poor catching technique from James Tredwell, who put down both Hashim Amla and Graeme Smith, both off Steven Finn.

In a 2002 study on hung juries, the National Center for State Courts found that complex cases, ambiguous evidence, poor advocacy and jurors' perceptions of unfairness often played a role in failed deliberations.

Transition zones to bridges and other structures are critical locations in railway tracks that frequently evidence poor long-term performance.

Our search for an experimental model that recapitulates typical pathology features of severe malaria in pregnancy revealed that time of infection during pregnancy is critical to evidence poor pregnancy outcome and fetal growth impairments.

Five limitations within the evidence base constituted barriers to drawing conclusive inferences about the effectiveness and harms of school-based interventions: poor reporting quality, a dearth of randomized controlled trial evidence, poor methods quality for all research designs, considerable clinical heterogeneity, and inconsistent or null results.

Based on scientific evidence, poor socioeconomic status, residence in resource-poor settings in rural areas, low level of education, conservative culture, harmful traditional practices, and low awareness of skilled birth attendance in a health care facility are strongly associated with poor maternal health indicators, especially home-based delivery [ 4– 8].

To determine whether infant cases with craniofacial microsomia (CFM) evidence poorer neurodevelopmental status than demographically similar infants without craniofacial diagnoses ("controls"), and to examine cases' neurodevelopmental outcomes by facial phenotype and hearing status.

In fact, the committee said Mr. Torricelli's relationship with Mr. Chang -- the businessman was trying to ply the senator with gifts while the senator was trying to help the businessman -- "evidenced poor judgment" and "created at least the appearance of impropriety".

This suggests that in order to increase life expectancy, interventions should focus mainly on patients evidencing poor control [ 29].

Several political leaders and school officials said they had already decided the incident was evidence of poor judgment, and possibly poor training, on the part of the police.

Highly correlated factors (>0.85) are evidence of poor distinction between constructs (poor discriminant validity).