Sentence examples for poorly established from inspiring English sources

Validated composite outcomes after complicated cardiac surgery are poorly established.

The appearance of weaponry - technology designed to kill - is a critical but poorly established threshold in human evolution.

The relationship between sickle cell disease (SCD) and severe pre-eclampsia is poorly established.

Breast cancers may be associated with PCa, but whether this is true for other tumor types is poorly established.

Despite wide investigation, relationship between the kinetics and mechanism of annihilation after irradiations and the structure and some physical properties of irradiated polymers is still poorly established.

The huge difference in lncRNA numbers between the two major databases, and less overlap of annotations between them suggests that the annotation of lncRNAs in organisms other than human and mouse is poorly established.

The city has closed 91 poorly performing schools, established about 100 charter schools and sent waves of new young teachers and principals into schools in poor neighborhoods.

CONCLUSIONS: Routine clinical practice in this academic oncology setting was poorly aligned with established guidelines; there is substantial opportunity to standardize clinical strategies and increase conformance with evidence-based guidelines.

The etiology of prostate cancer is poorly understood, but established risk factors include increasing age, African-American ethnicity, and a positive family history of prostate cancer (Adami 2008).

Basal and stem cell enriched populations predominantly established poorly differentiated squamous tumors, whereas differentiated luminal cells gave rise to a high proportion of ER+ papillary tumors.

It is tempting to suggest that, as angiogenesis is a feature of early-to-mid stage tumourigenesis, perhaps proangiogenic molecules are downregulated in established poorly differentiated tumours such as Gleason score 7 10 PCa.