Sentence examples for poorly between from inspiring English sources

Morphology alone discriminates poorly between atypical or lymphoproliferative disorders as seen in the presence of Epstein-Barr or human immunodeficiency virus.

The reliability of these instruments is acceptable, but their validity has not been sufficiently examined, and they may discriminate poorly between anxiety and depression.

The study made many headlines, in part because of the fear that the H5N1 avian influenza virus, which so far transmits poorly between humans, could undergo a similarly fateful transformation.

Even among the not too successful Latin Americans, Argentina performed poorly: between 1928 and 2000 Brazil multiplied its per capita income by close to 5, Mexico by 4, Chile, Colombia, and Venezuela by around 3. Only Uruguay (2.02) and Peru (2.08) are close to the 1.995 ratio between Argentina's 2000 and 1928 per capita GDP.

However, ROC analysis revealed that both the CURB-65 and PSI discriminated poorly between fatal and nonfatal pneumonia.

The CURB-65 and PSI discriminated poorly between fatal and nonfatal pneumonia cases (AUCs, 0.664 and 0.658, respectively; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.57 0.75 for each).

However, apart from differences between GOS 2 and 3, DTI (in general) poorly differentiated between adjacent GOS categories.

According to research by Romain Houssa, at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium, economic changes are poorly correlated between member states.

The fee-for-service model, which reimburses providers according to the volume of services they provide, and which still predominates today, likely exacerbates this antagonism because incentives are poorly aligned between providers and insurers.

He likens the virus to avian influenza, which humans can contract from birds but which is so poorly transmissible between people that it hasn't triggered an epidemic.

In other terms, capnographic waveform indices were able to detect improvements in the patients' bronchospasm post-treatment, as could peak flow measurements, but the magnitude of improvement was poorly correlated between the two monitoring techniques.