Sentence examples for poorly capturing from inspiring English sources
Models that included anthropogenic features, terrain, and topographic features performed poorly, capturing far less information in the data than the top model.
Even worse, widely used metrics to compare the assembled sequences emphasize only size, poorly capturing the contig quality and accuracy.
In addition standard metrics used to compare assemblers for the last ten years emphasize contig size while poorly capturing the assembly quality.
It should be noted that the most popular metrics for evaluating an assembly (e.g., contig size and N50), emphasize only size, poorly capturing the contig quality as they do not contain all the information needed to judge the correctness of the assembly.
However, Mervyn King, the bank's governor, said on November 15th that there was particular uncertainty about the economy's supply side, not least over the scale of migration, which is poorly captured in official statistics.In these circumstances, the rate-setters are putting more weight on what is happening to costs and prices.
Sequencing of hypervariable region 4 poorly captures skin commensal microbiota, especially Propionibacterium.
This idea poorly captures the radiation damage physics seen in the real world.
Ethnic diversity and lower socioeconomic populations are poorly captured in most studies of osteoporosis and fracture risk.
Kidney tubulointerstitial fibrosis marks risk for allograft failure in kidney transplant recipients, but is poorly captured by estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) or urine albumin-creatinine ratio (ACR).
Moreover, lock-in depths seem to cause increasing problems toward the southeastward direction on the CLP where certain excursion is missing or poorly captured in most sections (Sun et al. 2013).
As indicated by Li and Zuker [9], the smoothness priors used implicitly encourage the frontal parallel plane which will poorly capture the real scene by improperly splitting a slanted or curved surface.
