Sentence examples for poor nature from inspiring English sources

"The negative press around the mis-selling of payment protection insurance and energy products makes people think that all sales jobs are of a poor nature.

The remnants moved back over open waters, but were not expected to reorganize due to the poor nature of the convection.

The Cmax⁡ values for ES and EMF were low despite higher drug release which shows the poor nature of absorption from these formulations.

Elastomers containing channels of liquid metal compromise overall material strength due to the inherent mechanically poor nature of the conductive component.

For example, respondents shared that one needs to open the windows and doors when cooking with a kerosene or charcoal stove to vent the emissions, however, they reported that this was indeed not practised because of the poor nature of houses and the levels of insecurity in the communities.

Apart from that cellulase-poor nature, high temperature, pH and solvent stability are suitable features for its application in paper, juice, feed improvement and in bioconversion of lignocelluloses to the solvents.

However, the samples prepared with excessive FW200 show a poorer nature of mesoporosity.

However, the samples with excessive FW200 carbon templates show a poorer nature of mesopore, which indicates excessive carbon templates construct excessive multi-mesopores with poor thermal stability, leading to the collapse of the mesopores, even to block the original micropores.

The carbon-rich but nitrogen-poor nature of the termite diet requires nitrogen from other sources [ 41].

This provides us with a unique opportunity to study the mechanisms which determine the pro-poor nature of a health insurance scheme.

c, d, e: Significantly different from zero at the 0.01, 0.05 and 0.1 level, respectively Column P1 thus suggests that higher-income households have a better chance of obtaining PSNP reimbursement when they need it, which questions the pro-poor nature of the policy.