Sentence examples for poorly adopted from inspiring English sources

Much work has been carried out to determine why the implementation of clinical practice guidelines and preventive health guidelines has been so poorly adopted.

There are thus no particular items of the STARD checklist that have been poorly adopted or interpreted by authors more that authors have been slow to adopt the STARD checklist and with its publication still being very recent.

The quality of implementation of these practices by households based on registered observations undertaken by CHWs showed that 59% were well adopted, 16% poorly adopted and 19% not applicable.

The non-operative management adopted was poorly described.

First, it is possible that poorly performing firms adopt more ATPs or managers adopt ATPs in order to make value-destroying acquisitions later.

Non-uniform cooling or long cooling cycle time would result if a poorly designed cooling channel is adopted.

Rosai, reinterpreting Langhans' "proliferating goiter," adopted the term "poorly differentiated carcinoma" for a specific thyroid tumor with insular features 30 years ago.

The data were in general poorly sensitive to the values adopted for the tumour growth parameters.

At least a dozen African countries have adopted similar laws, many poorly drafted, said the judge, who called them poor substitutes for measures that protected those at risk.

In the years since this heyday, Le Cirque has moved twice, and adopted and discarded the poorly future-proofed name "Le Cirque 2000".

The higher efficacy of the RHZE over RHZ is also poorly studied, mainly in countries having adopted it recently.