Sentence examples for floor poor from inspiring English sources

2) Kitchen conditions score is the sum total of the points such as no rest room, wet floor, poor state of drainage, presence of slippery places, bumps, and obstacles on the floor, and noisy surroundings (1 point each).

This study was performed to investigate the effect of tail docking in the weaner and finishing phase in 448 heavy pigs (slaughtered at 40 weeks of age and 170 kg) reared under challenging conditions that were previously considered as risk factors for tail biting (e.g., male gender, high stocking density, fully slatted floor and poor health).

Disability and Physical Function (PF) outcome assessment has had limited ability to measure functional status at the floor (very poor functional abilities) or the ceiling (very high functional abilities).

The kitchen environment score and the working height of cooking equipment score were determined as follows: The kitchen environment score was estimated as the sum total of points indicating "no rest room," "wet floor system," "poor state of drainage," "presence of slippery places," "bumps and obstacles on the floor," and "noisy surroundings".

Concrete floors that lack a dropped ceiling beneath, as well as wood-beam floors, are poor sound buffers.

For New York moviegoers weary of long lines, sticky floors and poor sight lines, the two huge new theaters facing each other on 42nd Street near Eighth Avenue -- a block once home to several theaters with X-rated movies -- are a welcome improvement.

Feebly directed by Marcus Dunstan (who contributed to "Saw IV" through "VI"), this doltish addition to the torture subgenre seems bored by its own sadism, its guillotines and acid-washed floors (alas, poor kitty!) offering nothing but agony in a vacuum.

Indeed, the roof beams failed to pass the verifications on global and local panel flexural torsional buckling, and some cantilever beams of the gallery floors showed poor shear resistance.

Older pets can develop weak pelvic floors or poor bladder tone which can result in urine dribbling.

The literature reports that carrying heavy or bulky objects, slippery floors, and poor lighting are the most common environmental hazards associated with falls (Stevens et al 2001).

The contributing factors for falls may be divided into intrinsic factors (e.g. cognitive impairment, balance problems, vision problems, gait problems or muscle strength problems) and extrinsic risk factors or environmental hazards (e.g. slippery flooring or poor lighting) [ 8, 13, 14].