Sentence examples for part of poorly from inspiring English sources

Possibly a part of poorly aerated areas became normally aerated whereas a similar amount of normally aerated areas became hyperinflated.

The current H7 also scores within the same range as other H7-HA strains, some of which were part of poorly immunogenic monovalent inactivated vaccines., Other low-immunogenicity proteins that score in the negative range on this immunogenicity scale include albumin, transferrin, and the immunoglobulin G Fc domain, observations that have been previously published by our group.

We are all part of a poorly regulated financial system that urgently needs to be fixed.

The Senate has blocked or held up significant policy decisions that were part of the poorly received 2014 budget, including university fee deregulation and pension changes, while the government has dropped contentious elements such as the proposed Medicare co-payment.

It was ill-thought out to be sure – the phrase has sinister resonances, as the only societies that have "ministers for Jews" are those that think they have a Jewish problem, although it may have been part of a poorly phrased floating of a proposal for a minister for faith minorities – but it could indicate a genuine desire for a rapprochement.

The RNA genome of a retrovirus is reversed transcribed to a linear cDNA that is part of the poorly understood pre-integration complex (PIC).

O157 SvETEC and O157 K88 734/3 appear to be part of a poorly characterised lineage of E. coli O157, which differs significantly from EHEC O157.

We found no support for a close relationship of A. laxa to these two taxa in the full data set but A. laxa and A. plukenettii were part of a poorly supported clade that also comprised the A. tenuifolia/ A. gattingeri/ A. maritima clade in the ITS tree.

This may be, in part, a consequence of poorly agreed upon study objectives.

We are collecting plants deep inside the Colombian Andean and Chocó forests, both part of the most poorly known, endangered and mega-diverse regions of the world.

The opening line of Greil Marcus's Rolling Stone review has become as famous as the record itself: "What is this shit?" In retrospect, it is clear that outrage was part of a project a poorly executed one, perhaps, but a project nonetheless.