Poor performance in itself is also difficult to measure particularly if performances are good enough to pass exams but below expected level of performance of the individual person.
It is correct that we and others have reported that a high level of total cfDNA implies a poor prognosis in itself (Spindler et al, 2012, 2013a, 2013b, 2013c, 2013d; Hansen et al, 2014).
Not wanting to be seen naked is not an indication of poor self-confidence in itself, lots of people just don't want to be seen naked for whatever reason they have.
Malnutrition in the womb and during the first two years of life is now seen as causing irreversible changes that lead to lifelong poor health.Poor health, bad in itself, translates into poor economic output.
In New Jersey a family of four with an income of $20,000 considers itself poor; in Montana such a family might feel that it is at least clinging to middle-class status.
The kind of democratic socialism Sanders sees as a positive course for America would be an attempt to grapple with the vast discrepancy between wealthy and poor in the country, which fleshes itself out in so many tangible ways: education, access to medical care, incarceration rates, and more.
No question, this influx of mainly poor economies is welcome in itself; indeed, it is scandalously overdue.
But because trade diplomacy starts from the assumption that free trade is a concession to foreigners, not a boon in itself, poor countries are usually expected to liberalise less.
A poor psychosocial working environment in itself does not cause permanently reduced workability, but it may lead to health conditions that will result in a disability pension.
In other words, a positive Kalon test is in itself poor at confirming Trichomonal infection (PPV = 60%) and further investigations must be undertaken; it did, however, correctly identify 100% of all cases (the sensitivity).
