Sentence examples for papers poorly from inspiring English sources

Analyses conducted by HighWire Press, the publisher of Science and many other academic journals, suggest that downloads of online papers poorly track eventual citations.

I don't actually think this is a case of our treating each others' papers poorly (like the comic book opossum, Pogo, who famously said 'We have met the enemy and he is us').

The paper poorly defines the 'Blocking Problem' which is the apparent central theme of the paper.

Initially they were under the care of Josiah Royce, but after Royce's death in 1916, and especially after the end of the First World War, the papers were poorly cared for.

However, we found that most papers included poorly structured abstracts or no abstract at all – a common problem encountered by others [ 20, 23].

The idea that the worth of a publication should be judged by the impact factor of the journal it is published in has actually long been discredited (http://bit.ly/jordanreference6) (Editorial, 2005; Seglen, 1997), mainly because the impact factor of individual papers is poorly correlated with the impact factor of the journal they are published in (http://arxiv.org/abs/1205.4328).

Generally speaking, the paper is poorly structured.

3) The statistics in this paper are poorly presented, which undermines confidence in the results.

All in all, the paper is poorly researched and the maps show a lack of understanding of the displays.

In addition, the reality show made Rocco's a tourist destination and, according to the papers, it "was poorly equipped so early in its life to handle the crowds, the spotlight and the immediate attention of the New York food critics".

Papers which are poorly organized or written.