Sentence examples for poor indices from inspiring English sources

Model 5 had a high normed Chi square, poor indices and a very high AIC.

Classical lung function measurements (e.g. resistance and compliance) are poor indices of the changes that occur in smoke-induced emphysema, even though compliance increases.

However, the results on the relative pro-poor indices indicate that reduced chemical sourcing costs are not relatively pro-poor.

Another indication of poor indexing is the fact that in some cases secondary papers like letters, commentaries or editorials could be retrieved but not the original papers.

Kuznets fashioned the tools for the department to measure G.D.P., but, in the process, warned that the statistic provided a poor index of the country's well-being; "The welfare of a nation can…scarcely be inferred from a measurement of national income," he wrote in a 1934 report.

In addressing the challenge of excessive surface damage, inefficiency and poor indexing in BTA deep hole drilling, for which there are limited studies reported.

Therefore, work achievement, was not a strong predictor of offspring sex ratios, suggesting that either maternal testosterone was not associated with sex ratio, or, more likely, that work achievement is a poor index of testosterone.

More rural infants were found in poor index tertile than urban infants.

The late onset, radiographically severe, and poor index subgroups of OA patients exhibited significant differences in haplotype distribution (Table 6).

Indeed, poor indexing and inconsistent terminology have hampered efforts to identify studies that report original data on adverse effects [ 2- 5].

These results are also consistent to our intuition about organismal complexity, whilst the number of genes is a poor index here.