Sentence examples for poor potential from inspiring English sources
And that's how the researchers found that introverts were more likely than extraverts to rate people as poor potential housemates if their spelling or grammar was bad.
The filter-based starting-point analysis predicted that with a PNP power distribution, this alternative geometry has poor potential for aberration correction with freeform surfaces.
Palin was seen as such a poor potential debater that when she managed to get through the ordeal without any major gaffe it was seen as a victory by many observers.
Subsequent to the integrated study as explained above, it is concluded on the basis of extruded parameters (shale porosity, permeability, volume of kerogen, volume of brittle minerals and water saturation) that Murteree formation exhibits better potential than Roseneath formation in and around Nappameri, Patchawarra and Tenappera troughs, while poor potential is exhibited in the Allunga trough.
The average TOC in this formation is 0.65 wt% (Table 1) which is considered as poor potential source rock (Hunt 1996).
Compared with other vegetables, schizonepeta showed poor potential for methane production, maybe because it had the lowest hemicellulose content and relative low VS/TS ratio among the vegetables.
Flemingia showed a poorer potential as a supplement for goats and replacement levels should not exceed 25% of the protein in the concentrate or 17% of dry matter for growing goats.
To remove non-conserved, information-poor potential binding sites, those with fewer than five PatchScores ≥2.0 were removed.
Such an assessment would lead to the identification of a set of products already in the research pipeline with high pro-poor potential that public-private partnerships could be built around.
Participants who were more than 50 years old were excluded, not because of their poorer potential for the game but because they were older.
Use of prosthetic vascular grafts in pediatric vascular surgical applications is limited because of risk of infection, poor durability, potential for thromboembolic complications, and lack of growth potential.
