Sentence examples for poor passage from inspiring English sources

However, the visitors took advantage of a poor passage of play by Ross County in the 53rd minute and, after a Stuart Bannigan effort was kept out, Lawless was on hand to power home the rebound.

c Radiographs obtained 20 s after inflowing in groups PC-1 and FC-1 using the solid diet show poor passage of the diet through the wire mesh of the stent (arrowhead) in group PC-1 and food impaction (arrowheads) in group FC-1.

Many classes of molecules have been screened in experimental therapy [4] [7], some showing promising anti-prion activity, but most of them suffer the limitation of poor passage through the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and severe toxicity.

With only a handful of exceptions, he chooses to lead by being positive, rather than holding poor passages up to ridicule.

are limited by poor membrane passage and may be further reduced over time as the membrane becomes 'fouled' by plasma proteins.

The people remaining in their homeland -- elderly parents too frail or too old to begin anew, women, children, siblings not ready yet to make the trip or too poor to buy passage -- would hold tight to their end as the faces grew smaller and smaller until they were a blur in the crowd, a tiny dab of paint on a canvas, sky above, sea below.

However, systemic delivery is limited by significant systemic side effects, short plasma half-life or poor blood-brain barrier passage.

In summary, it is understood that, (though not and independent predictor of poor neurodevelopmental outcome), intrauterine passage of meconium may reflect an asphyxial event.

Mr. Szigeti was not only inclined to dryness of tone and angularity of phrase, but there were also passages of poor intonation.

Therefore we tested whether additional information is gained from continuing to passage such poor-growing strains.

Davis had highlighted a passage: "Eyesight very poor, beginning with conjunctivitis actinic in 1942.