The phrase "ill performed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to describe something that was done in a bad or unsatisfactory way. For example: "The play was ill performed by the amateur actors, making it difficult for the audience to stay engaged."
However, both of the panels that contain the largest number of AIMs (GAL and ILL) perform reasonably well when estimating genome ancestry (see above).
The ability of panels to capture different proportions of ancestry varies significantly from panel to panel, but the panels with more AIMs (specially GAL and ILL) perform much better than those containing fewer SNPs.
FORTE HIGH SCHOOL in Soweto, the sprawling black township outside Johannesburg, was once one of South Africa's notoriously ill-equipped and poorly performing schools.
For 80 days the president lay ill and performed only one official act the signing of an extradition paper.
Last year, already ill, he performed at the Barbican with the indie rock band British Sea Power, ostentatiously tearing up his script as he left the stage – a sense of histrionics was second nature and for much of his life he motored on little more than his paradoxical sense of self and his handsome personality.
Flynn said that Manney's antagonizing pat down, which was done from behind which might alarm a paranoid and mentally ill man was performed "for no reason" and set off the incident.
A similar study (the ABC study; Anemia and blood transfusion in the critically ill) was performed in Europe in November 1999, which yielded very similar results.
In the Dutch setting, transfer of the critically ill was performed by standard ambulance with an ambulance nurse and a driver, and was occasionally accompanied by an ICU nurse or a physician [ 2, 6].
Therefore, with the aim of elucidating the efficacy of parenteral FO-containing LEs in patients who are critically ill, we performed an update of our previous systematic review and meta-analysis of the literature.
