Sentence examples for poor gains from inspiring English sources

While TKR researchers have identified some consistent predictors of poor gains in post-TKR function, no one patient attribute or surgical factor offers a satisfactory explanation for this outcome variation [ 6].

Thus the initial absence of redundancy in our sample of 346 inbred lines (all being genetically unique) together with overall low levels of linkage disequilibrium may leave little room for the optimized sampling of variation and may explain the poor gains of marker-assisted sampling strategies (H and M) over pure random sampling.

US-based Water.org had long strived to help the poor gain access to clean water by working with poor families to provide their households with access to water.

Certainly there were a few moony Rosalinds aboard, but most were young and poor, gaining employment as men on ships to earn a wage their sex otherwise denied them.

The New York State Bar Association has published a manual for the class-action bench and bar to help guide the use of cy pres to help the poor gain access to civil legal services.

In consequence, inequity ratios are initially increased, only to be diminished once the poor gain access to the intervention and a ceiling effect is reached in the richer population.

Since the rich achieved a very low level of inadequacy of prenatal care use, the poor gained greater access to interventions and this phenomenon tends to reduce inequity [ 44].

Firstly, the reduction of chemical sourcing costs implies lower income for most of the labor types and produces insignificant absolute pro-poor gains.

A comprehensive and compassionate response to climate change requires us to help the world's poorest gain access to sustainable energy solutions so that they can improve their lives while avoiding the dirty-energy path that developed countries followed.

In addition, poor weight gain notwithstanding, albumin was essentially normal on presentation consistent with intravascular volume contraction rather than nutritional sufficiency (Table  1 and Fig.  2b ).

It was only in respect of breeding females in both systems and breeding males in the pastoral system where sales attributed to poor performance gains some prominence.