Sentence examples for poor degree of from inspiring English sources

This neuroleptanalgesic combination induces moderate respiratory depression and a poor degree of muscle relaxation.

The rest responses were as follows: 30% average, 26% fair and 27% poor degree of familiarization.

Table 3 also shows a moderate to poor degree of correlation of pH with Ca2+ and Cl− during both monsoon periods.

However, verification of the p-value by utilising Baker's equation demonstrated a poor degree of accuracy (±0.574) and bias (mean difference=0.134, ±0.078).

The poor degree of ion dissociation arises as the active ion tends to remain in close proximity to the backbone charge.

Moderate nucleation effects due to the presence of MMT can be observed when the particle load is low (low amount of MMT and/or poor degree of exfoliation) and provided the supercooling is sufficiently large.

The hypothesis we formed was that the diagnoses would differ between the two measures and we found a fair level of agreement between the MINI and prison medical record for those with any PD, and fair to poor degrees of concordance between the three major categories explored in this analysis.

Such future analysis both within the Characiformes and in other groups will presumably provide insight as to the degree to which differences in results between studies with varying degree of taxonomic inclusiveness are a function of the absence of critical taxa versus inadequate datasets resulting in poor degrees of phylogenetic resolution.

Researchers then found that "countries with the poorest degrees of gender equality also have the widest gulfs between male and female mathematical performance".

Prior studies have shown poorer degrees of control than in this work; it must be underlined that in these studies the general population is analysed and samples also include people with HBP who had not been diagnosed before and therefore had not been monitored.

Several hundred members of the Yale faculty protested about honouring someone they referred to as a "mediocre man" – Bush had graduated from Yale with a poor degree and could boast of few intellectual distinctions.