The last one, I admit, may be poorly translated.
An individual's natural sleep rhythm and actual schedule may be poorly aligned, leading to inadequate sleep.
Reactions are often not complete, and typical metamorphic fabrics may be poorly developed or not developed at all.
Craig Oliver indicated that the article may be poorly timed as "she [Maria Miller] is looking at Leveson at the moment".
Beresford: "Social care work may be poorly paid, but it is often the most sensitive, complex and difficult work to do.
"Juries may be poorly suited to making these kinds of determinations, which for decades have been within the province of trial judges," that judge, Paul G. Cassell, wrote.
Tables look useful because they seem to help with 'public accountability', especially in identifying public bodies (such as universities) that may be poorly performing.
Also the construction of questions may be poorly made.
Even if parameters are theoretically identifiable, they may be poorly estimable for a given experiment.
Studies in human medicine suggest that trial results from conference proceedings may be poorly reported.
However, specific support formulas may be poorly targeted and/or designed.
