Sentence examples for is poorly distributed from inspiring English sources

His weight is poorly distributed, and from weight comes pain, meaning the pain is poorly distributed, as well.

The Indian economy has boomed in recent decades but the wealth is poorly distributed and a weak state is unable to deliver basic services and security to the estimated 15 million inhabitants of the country's capital.

Some, such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, will continue to perform poorly on our CCCI and see limited consumer class growth, because wealth is poorly distributed throughout the population.

Old reports have suggested that colistin is poorly distributed to the pleural cavity, lung parenchyma, bones, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) (15% to 25%).

9– 11 The available mental health workforce is poorly distributed and, in many places, almost entirely limited to large urban centers and mental hospitals.

However, research has also demonstrated that GR is poorly distributed to the brain because it could not be efficiently transported through the blood-brain barrier and reach the effective concentration in brain tissue.

The experimental results showed that the MWCNTs were uniformly distributed within the matrix at 0.1 and 0.5-wt% and they were poorly distributed and severely agglomerated within the matrix at 1-wt1-wt%

In particular, since molecules with log BB > 0.3 cross the blood brain barrier (BBB) readily while molecules with log BB < −1 are poorly distributed to the brain, on the basis of these thresholds we derived two distinct models, both of which show a percentage of good classification of about 80%.

Bioactive proteins, such as SOD and IL-10, were thought to be able to prevent the progression of renal disease, but their therapeutic potencies were too low because they were poorly distributed in the kidney.

However, when the dipping speed increases to 60 mm/min or 70 mm/min and the lifting speed is 100 mm/min, the AgNWs are poorly distributed on the substrate, forming some congestion and open space as shown by yellow arrows in Fig. 2c, d, which may be caused by the fluctuation of the suspension when using too high speed.

In case of a partially penetrating ditch drainage system receiving water from a ponded field, the streamlines have been observed to be poorly distributed along the flow profile with most of the seepage to the drains being confined to locations close to the drains.