Sentence examples for poorly accepted from inspiring English sources

It is still poorly accepted in the Mediterranean region since constrained by critical knowledge gaps about, in particular, its effects on the ecosystems (soil, vegetation).

In Europe, open fetal surgery became poorly accepted because of its invasiveness and the high incidence of postoperative premature labour and rupture of the fetal membranes.

Maybe this will breathe some life into Amazon's poorly accepted Unbox service.

In populations such as elite athletes, the invasive nature of venous sampling is poorly accepted.

External fixators in EMS are poorly accepted by patients, frequently resulting in pain, stiffness, irritation and pin track infections [6].

The status of evolution as one of the most poorly accepted and understood scientific theories is well-documented.

Plant-derived P450s have previously been reported to poorly accept electrons directly from yeast endogenous electron carriers24.

A better understanding of the reasons why patients so poorly accept insulin injection therapy would allow physicians to adopt the most appropriate behaviour and dialogue when having to motivate patients to initiate subcutaneous insulin injections or to intensify the number of insulin injections.

However, sometimes, a few students who do test poorly are accepted, and only later then asked to leave after a charter has received the public-school money that comes with these students.

Pakistan is, however, in the news, in not-such-a-positive way, so I decided to ask the government which represents me to validate INSPAD, its aims and intentions, and to let me know if I would be serving my nation well or poorly by accepting Ambassador Tabassum's invitation.

He had already essayed one ugly stand-up smear at Giles, almost yorking himself; he had biffed another into the helmeted head of Cook at short leg; he presently swiped high rather than long, seeking the short square boundary, but so poorly that Bell accepted a straightforward catch.