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Discover Ludwig"poor signal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a transmission or reception of signals that is weakened, weakened, or generally inadequate. For example, "The poor signal made it difficult to hear the interview on the radio."
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If you know your area has a poor signal, go somewhere else for your interview.
Almost immediately, customers began complaining about dropped calls and poor signal strength.
This is due to a poor signal to noise ratio in the process data.
Barriers to mobile phones usage included affordability, lack of necessity, poor signal.
Still, they would send a poor signal about Britain's commitment to international law.
Due to poor signal to noise ratios for the Mn EXAFS spectra, no Mn Mn vector could be modeled.
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However they failed to make a positive identification due to a poor signal-to-noise ratio in their data.
The detection sensitivities of PGNAA are often restricted by the inherent poor signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Small sample size, poor signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and high dimension of data make drugs identification a challenging problem.
However, slow response times, the narrow sensitivity range of Ca and in some cases, poor signal-to-noise ratio still limit their usefulness.
Moreover, even when cooled, such MIR detectors generally exhibit poor signal-to-noise ratios compared to near infrared and visible light detectors20.
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