Sentence examples for poor methods from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hevesi said his staff members also found that some schools had poor methods of keeping records.
Several cancer researchers derided his work as the mere noodling of a surgeon, rife with poor methods, sloppy calculations and inappropriate experimental models.
Mr Hult reckons that poor methods, particularly the rote learning he sees in Japan, can be responsible for poor results despite strenuous efforts.
Departments and institutions might protest that there is little they can actually do: the funding and recognition system itself favours poor methods and can lead to "the natural selection of bad science 4.
The first study to show that zinc might be a useful treatment for the common cold was published in 1984, but the research was criticized for its poor methods.
Most studies draw conclusions from self-report surveys or interviews, notoriously poor methods for documenting impacts.
Dr. Agus smiled wearily when he heard this, remarking that underwear was a poor method of identification.
However, poor method design has resulted in unsatisfactory protein delivery performance.
The main problem is that, contrary what many think, nuclear power is a poor method of reducing carbon emissions: its uranium ore and fuel processes have heavy carbon footprints.
Moreover, the penalties for early withdrawals and the slow-growing cash value in most of the policies make them a terrible vehicle for short-term savings and a poor method for long-term investment, Professor Carson said.
And the child is unlikely to be able to give meaningful answers to a defense lawyer's questions during cross-examination — a disastrously poor method of securing the truth from very young children.
