Sentence examples for important and poor from inspiring English sources

In Trickey and colleagues [ 5] review of post-trauma factors for children and adolescents, social support was identified as important and poor family functioning was a stronger risk factor for PTSD than poor parental mental health.

The contrast between its important role and poor capability has made Rubisco a primary engineering target to improve the biomass yield of the major food grain crops (Spreitzer and Salvucci, 2002; Zhu et al., 2010).

Secondly the quality of the input alignment is extremely important and a poor quality alignment will lead to poor performance.

It can be argued that for this population experiences of care and carers' satisfaction are outcomes of equal importance to more conventional health status, 39 making our findings important and residual poor patient experience and carer dissatisfaction worthy of further attention.

Now, strategy is more important, and a poor routine is more costly.

Since the late 1970s these have been important in rich and poor countries alike.

We live under the most liberal trade regime in history not because the WTO enforces it, but because important countries — rich and poor alike — find greater openness to be in their best interest.

While lack of sterile supplies is important, unnecessary injections and poor understanding of infection control principles and practices also contribute to the spread of bloodborne viruses.

Two recent analyses of gout education resources suggest that problems exist with such resources in terms of lack of readability, important missing information and poor usage of key messages [ 21, 22].

Surveillance is critically important and sometimes quite poor, especially in developing countries.

Selection effects-factors influencing both marital status and health and mortality- are potentially important as poor health, and characteristics and behaviours related to health, may reduce chances of marriage (and remarriage) and increase risks of both divorce and widowhood, in the latter case partly because of homogamy in the health status of couples [ 11- 16].