Sentence examples for poor percentages from inspiring English sources

Given their relatively poor percentages in these quadrants, it would seem odd for a team to rely upon shooting from them.

Some other New York-area teams have poor percentages since 1996, but they can fall back on some past glory — the Nets were finalists, the Islanders won four Stanley Cups, the Knicks once had Willis Reed and Walt Frazier.

N.B.A. players do not shoot such poor percentages without missing some open shots, but the Nets may be helping the Bulls by using lineups featuring multiple weak offensive players.

Johnson's shooting line was unusual not for its poor percentage, but rather for the high number of attempts.

Existing solutions suffer from high discovery latency and poor percentage of neighbor discovery either due to lack of proper coordination or centralized management of the discovery operation.

In fact, a high percentage of annexin V positive cells was detected in P815 cells (99.2%%) but in BSR cells, there was only a poor percentage of positive cells (19%%).

Using this approach, cluster separation was only sufficient to allow us to 'bin' a relatively poor percentage of the CNVRs (186 CNVRs, 6.3%) into defined copy number states.

Patients who had been treated with chemotherapy during last 4 weeks before collection of ascites showed poor percentage of cancer cells in ascites and no significant correlation between IL-8 and angiogenesis index was found.

The genesis of this paper is the proposal that genomes containing a poor percentage of guanosine and cytosine (GC) nucleotide pairs lead to proteomes more prone to aggregation than those encoded by GC-rich genomes.

But yellow RR had a poor exhaustion percentage in comparison with the others especially in deeper shade percentages.

But how will the public, which may expect James to dominate immediately, handle the likely scenario of James having a poor shooting percentage and averaging 11 points a game for a lottery-bound team?