Sentence examples for more poorly to from inspiring English sources

Other female organs also seem to respond more poorly to alcohol.

The study also found that those infected with resistant strains, as many researchers had expected, responded more poorly to treatment with anti-HIV drugs.

However, cblB patients tend to present earlier, respond more poorly to vitamin B12 and, consequently, may produce a more severe clinical course with more profound neurological and metabolic complications (Refs 124, 125).

Compared with the germinal center B-cell−like form, activated B-cell−like lymphomas respond much more poorly to current therapies and often exhibit overexpression or overactivation of STAT3.

Moreover, AT-MSCs under either oxygen tension adapted more poorly to the culture environment following trypsinisation than BM-MSCs, as shown by a significantly higher proportion of PI+ AT-MSCs at days 1 and 2 for both 5%and20%0% O2 atmospheres.

Our attempt to deliver cyclic peptides by cFΦR4 by the endocyclic method had only limited success; an increase in cargo size from one to seven residues led to progressively poorer cellular uptake, likely because the larger, more flexible rings bind more poorly to the cell membrane.

The inability to form direct bifurcated H-bonds with the heme propionate D in eNOS is likely the main reason why (3 R,4 R) - 2 and (3 R,4 R) - 3 bind to eNOS more poorly than to nNOS (Tables 1 and 2).

Because of the selection bias for this retrospective analysis, the SD-CCRT could have been biased to do more poorly due to (1) higher proportion of oral cavity cancers, (2) higher proportion of induction chemotherapy which could have mitigated treatment compliance to concurrent chemoradiotherapy, and (3) higher proportion of stage 4a and stage 4b patients.

This could lead to overall higher effective population sizes relative to generalists that are more poorly adapted to any particular host species.

Granted, it is hard to separate the chicken from the egg: perhaps children who perform more poorly at school are likely to spend more time playing games, which may give them a sense of mastery that eludes them in the classroom.

If a microtubule under tension is strained so as to make the severing enzyme katanin bind more poorly than to an unstrained microtubule, then severing will prefer MTs that are not aligned to the stress direction, and will eliminate them.