Sentence examples for poorer quality than from inspiring English sources
Dew-retted fibre is generally darker in colour and of poorer quality than water-retted fibre.
The results indicate that PARAFAC produces estimates of much poorer quality than TLD and MLPARAFAC.
British manufacturers viewed most U.S. goods coming in before 1900 as being of poorer quality than British products.
According to Asadullah, the local heroin is of poorer quality than he was used to in Iran.
New ore bodies are of poorer quality than yesteryear and sit deeper underground, so costs are rising.
"The 1.9 megapixel camera is of poorer quality than a typical smartphone camera," noted Youkyung Lee, of the Associated Press, who tested it before the formal launch.
This argument is supported by the well-known fact that in wireless networks call dropping creates significantly larger user annoyance than call blocking, i.e., users are more irritated when their ongoing call ends or has a very poor quality than they are when they do not manage to initiate a call.
Subgroup analyses, as shown in Additional file 3, revealed that the relative risk was higher in studies of poor quality than that of the good quality studies.
The image plot of the control chip shows a larger number of green areas, corresponding to poor quality, than that of the hypersolute.
The samples bought by a MC were more likely to be of poor quality than the few that were bought by a surveyor (OR 20.17 (95% CI: 1.84, 944.57, P = 0.002) (Supplemental Annex Tables 1 and 2).
Moreover, in many cases hospitals that close offer relatively poorer quality care than nearby ones that remain open.
