Sentence examples for measuring very poor from inspiring English sources

Both VA and CS have limitations when measuring very poor vision.

"You're measured very quickly".

Using 17 participants, this proof-of-concept study indicates that self-report may be a good population measure and a very poor individual measure.

The market looked very cheap in 1916 on these measures, but delivered very poor returns subsequently and the market looked very expensive in 1932, one of the best times to buy in history.

As the observation processing progresses, the weight variance increases until it gets to a point where the random measure resembles a very poor filtering distribution approximation.

Also the Kullback-Leibler divergence as an information theoretical discrimination measure indicates a very poor discriminability at the contrast of 0.017 (figure 3).

We categorized the last recorded HbA1c test value for each individual into two dichotomous measures representing poor and very poor glycemic control (i.e., poor: HbA1c > 8.0%; very poor: HbA1c > 10%), with HbA1c ≤ 8.0 as the reference group.

The data set contained 49 potential predictor variables and two outcome variables: survival (dead/alive) and HRQoL measured with a 15D instrument (very poor HRQoL < 0.70 vs. typical HRQoL ≥ 0.70).

The exact physiological indications for PVR are not yet clear, but symptoms emerge almost imperceptibly in patients whose impairment is longstanding; objectively measured exercise capacity can be very poor in patients with good self-estimated capability.

The police figures are a very poor measure of real victimhood.

For all these reasons, recorded crime is a very poor measure of real crime levels and it is, therefore, slightly disappointing that the HMIC should say there is "appreciable public concern that real crime levels are not truly represented in the statistics, particularly those recorded by police forces" without stressing this point.