Sentence examples for poor cases from inspiring English sources
For simplicity, the excellent and good cases were rated satisfactory (77.8%), and the fair and poor cases were rated unsatisfactory (22.2%).
This saves measurement costs and enhances seriousness about data recording but also raises concerns about conflict of interests since recording poor cases may result in poorer performance assessment.
It turned out that the "poor" cases never showed any visible bone callus at all, whereas the "good" cases showed a distinct bony callus, and the intermediate cases at least showed a suspected callus.
But it seems to be an extreme scenario as it is far to be the case in the health district of Natitingou and most of health districts of Benin, where malnutrition, vitamin A deficiency, poor cases management and intercurrent infections like malaria and HIV contribute to high measles fatality rate.
We found that the median absolute LVD (LVD-ABS) was 5.4 vessels mm−2 compared with 12.5 mm−2 by the 'hot spot' technique (LVD-HS) (7.0 in nonlethal cases, 3.4 in lethal cases), and LVD-ABS and LVD-HS were highly correlated (linear regression R=0.74, P<0.001 for continuous variables, and Pearson χ R=0.7, P<0.001 when categorised between lymphatic vessel rich or poor cases).
The good news is that "Anonymous" makes an extraordinarily poor case for the Oxfordian theory.
It doesn't help that the short story's defenders make such a poor case for it.
"This type of poor case performance is unnecessary and is damaging to the system as a whole".
Shoddy paperwork and poor case management keep children in foster care longer than necessary, according to an audit by City Comptroller Alan C. Hevesi that was released yesterday afternoon.
Nevertheless, given the poor case ADS has, I suspect the company is simply posturing to try and collect part of the Blackstone's $170 million reverse-termination fee.
Her background is in treating addiction, and she argues that he's a poor case for a happy intervention — the kind that makes for good television.
