Sentence examples for inherently poor from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that candidates like Mr. Christie or Mr. McDonnell would be inherently poor choices, but Republicans have a lot of fairly good ones — in some ways, in fact, their list of potential vice-presidential candidates is more impressive than their presidential candidates.

However, their inherently poor corrosion and wear resistance have, so far, limited their application.

Yet, due to the inherently non-linear complex nature of biological maturation, these performance snapshots offer inherently poor predictive value.

Unfortunately, many soils of Ethiopian highlands are inherently poor in available plant nutrients and organic matter (Tekalign et al. 1988).

Inherently poor polymer properties, such as low exciton diffusion lengths and low mobilities, can be overcome by nanoscale morphology.

This is due firstly to the inherently poor signal-to-noise ratio, a result of low concentration of catalyst and background absorption by organic materials.

These studies presented a more mixed picture, but overall they showed some benefit "for most normal healthy subjects" - especially for people who had inherently poorer cognitive control.

These studies presented a more mixed picture, but over all they showed some benefit "for most normal healthy subjects" — especially for people who had inherently poorer cognitive control.

Importantly, unlike many other biomarkers that are correlated with patient outcome following tamoxifen treatment [ 2], CUEDC2 appears to be specifically associated with response to therapy, rather than with an inherently poor-outcome phenotype [ 9].

This information is not new, and we have already reported [ 8] that elderly patients unable perform an acceptable spirometry have worse physical and cognitive performance, and lower education and therefore have an inherently poorer prognosis.

Biomimetic polyene cascades are therefore disadvantaged as alkenes are inherently poorer stabilizers of carbocations than heteroatoms, and the protons on an alkene do not become acidic until the carbocation has been completely formed.