Sentence examples for poor volumes from inspiring English sources

"You have to suspect that Nokia will have very, very poor volumes this quarter too," said Lars Soderfjell, an analyst with Kaupthing.

Why do all of these models produce poor volume estimates for these experimental results?

At high MMA/St ratio, residual styrene can be substantially reduced, but the resin system suffers poor volume shrinkage control.

Isotonic crystalloids are cheap, but poor volume expanders, which need to be given in repeated boluses, often leading to tissue oedema with gut and pulmonary dysfunction.

However, if motion blurring were the main reason for poor volume agreement in patient images, we believe this would be manifested as a volume overestimation rather than an underestimation.

It is well-known that the conventional IB method can suffer from poor volume conservation since the interpolated Lagrangian velocity field is not generally divergence-free, and so this can cause spurious volume changes.

Diffusion controlled delivery methods such as general intraneoplastic injection or the placement of drug loaded wafers in the resection cavity during brain surgery present some advantages, but are limited by poor volume of distribution (Vd) due to the diffusion limited delivery.

Pure Pd and Ag/Pd alloy were studied and a higher TOF was produced with the alloy, nevertheless, the poorer volume of hydrogen produced prevents this catalyst to be cost-effectively used.

For this purpose, a photocatalytic micro-reactor was designed in order to overcome problems of conventional photo-reactors including low surface-area-to-volume ratio, poor mass and photon transfer.

Then he pointed to Michael Holroyd's Bernard Shaw: first volume bestseller; second volume very successful; third volume poor sales; fourth volume remaindered almost the moment it appeared.

Interdealer broker Icap dropped 8.4p to 387.3p as it warned first half revenue would be around 10% lower than a year ago after poor trading volumes.