Sentence examples for poor count from inspiring English sources

It fills him with sorrow, he says, to think of the poor count bereft of servants, setting the table himself in his lonely castle.

Gov. Susana Martinez, also a Republican, criticized Mr. Romney's comment that 47 percent of Americans are government "dependents" who will vote for Mr. Obama, saying the poor "count just as much as anybody else".

However, 185 MBq (or less) I gives a poor count rate signal, so that weakly iodine-avid malignant disease may not be detected.

A precise determination of the extent of local disease is difficult and, unfortunately, present imaging instrumentation employing radiotracer techniques (PET, SPECT, planar scintigraphy) is limited in its ability to provide detailed information when imaging the prostate due to modest spatial resolution, often poor counting efficiency, and photon attenuation.

For Cr, Cu, Pb or Y, uncertainty did exceed the desirable 10% level in most of the measurements, or a large number of measured values were affected by poor counting statistics implying that those elements needed to be excluded from the TRS.

In some individuals, cerebellar regions included the lowermost PET slices; these regions show increased voxel variability due to poor count-rate statistics in 3D mode reconstruction.

There is a wide consensus regarding the existence of poor counting skills in the DD population [ 23, 30, 31].

Due to the fast washout of [C]AZD2995 the low radioactivity in the later part of PET data acquisition resulted in a positive bias due to poor counting statistics.

Incorrect classification of cough and fast breathing was largely due to poor counting of respiratory rates by the HSA only 30% of children with fast breathing had a respiratory rate that was measured within +/−2 breaths per minute of the measurement made by the gold-standard clinician.

High loading value for Mn might arise from poorer counting statistics but also provide a clay geochemical signature since it tends to concentrate in clay fraction.

Giuliani has made unprecedented cuts in welfare spending, cut financing for institutions like the City University of New York and tried to privatize the public hospitals that poor New Yorkers count on even for basic medical care.