Sentence examples for poor categories from inspiring English sources

Wilcox (1955) was also drawn classification of EC as excellent, good, permissible, doubtful and poor categories.

We report univariable relationships; however, for many analytical models, marginal and poor categories were collapsed due to small cell sizes.

We use the medium-size office reference-building model developed by the U.S. Department of Energy to demonstrate the impact of variations among controls in two U.S. climate zones and sort system performance into "good," "average," and "poor" categories.

For those where it was available, vehicle side crash test ratings (with collapsed marginal and poor categories) were not associated with rear-seated adult passenger mortality in either unadjusted or adjusted models.

Knowledge of breast cancer risk factors was categorized into good, fair and poor categories.

In fact, if one combines the good and fair categories, and compares the seroprevalence (18/28) with that of the poor group, the difference is still significant (p = 0.007); by contrast, combining the fair and poor categories (17/32) and comparing that seroprevalence to the good category results in no significant difference (p = 0.660).

In fact, LIFT is seeing more people in the "near poor" or "newly poor" category.

However, since 2002, WQI fell into the poor category (Table 5).

The water quality falls under poor category for the entire study period (Fig. 2).

Studies show that, 5% falls in excellent, 15% good, 70% doubtful and remaining 10% poor category.

The downstream water quality falls in the poor category during all the seasons except the south west monsoon.