Sentence examples for of relatively patchy quality from inspiring English sources
REGROUPS has been shown to properly group activation times from normal and abnormal propagation patterns, including when data are of relatively patchy quality [ 14].
The Chinese bureaucratic system builds on a long history of relatively high quality bureaucracy.
The influence of early radio and later TV broadcasts, combined with the patchy quality of local games, means the vast majority of fans follow one of the big teams from Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo, usually Flamengo, Vasco or Corinthians.
Miliband is understood to believe he has been poorly served by the patchy quality of shadow cabinet members over the past year and during this year's conference.
PEOPLE who enjoy poking fun at the patchy quality of AT&T's mobile-phone network in America were provided with some fresh comedy material this week.
Patchy quality of research training that leaves some new doctorates ill-equipped for a career either in academia or industry was another concern raised by the Roberts Review.
France already generates most of its power using nuclear technology; Germany has pledged to phase out the technology, and nuclear generation in other European countries is relatively patchy.
Besides corruption, the consequence of costly official seats is the relatively low quality of elected officials.
Belgrade stands out for the relatively high quality of accommodations, even in lower price ranges.
Large inputs fail because of relatively low browser limits, a relatively immature transpiler, and our prototype-quality code.
Caroline Abrahams, director of Age UK said: "The idea of a billion pounds coming out of social care budgets this year is chilling, given how patchy care quality already is".
