Sentence examples for poorly guided from inspiring English sources
Florent Louise, a student blogger in Toulouse, says that the present "grotesque" system produces mass education for students who are often poorly guided or unmotivated.
IAP above 20 mmHg is common in patients with burns > 40% of their total body surface area, particularly if the patient is exposed to inhalational injury, poorly guided fluid resuscitation therapy or abdominal wall burns [25].
When the difference between the permittivities ε 1 and ε 2 is large, the SPP can propagate many wavelengths, but is poorly guided by the interface (a small penetration depth into the conductor) and most of its energy is carried in the dielectric.
"The officers, apparently the city, and the county prosecutor and if that's the case, the grand jury too – expect you to believe statements by an officer who shot a couple of seconds upon arrival in a police cruiser poorly guided by another officer..
Pre-service FP teaching in Tanzania is theoretical, poorly guided, and skewed toward short acting methods; a majority of the schools are unable to produce competent FP service providers.
IAP above 20 mmHg is common in patients with burns > 40% of their total body surface area, particularly if the patient is exposed to inhalational injury, poorly guided fluid resuscitation therapy or abdominal wall burns [ 25].
Sequences shorter than 100 amino acids were omitted from analyses as those tended to align poorly even in a guided alignment (data not shown).
Hence, the state will be guided by very poorly worked out ideas that experts in manipulation and mass appeal use to help themselves win office.
As a consequence, these individuals should perform more poorly on tasks that are guided by somatic signals, e.g., the Iowa gambling task.
Migrating cells typically form filopodia that extend from the cell surface, but the precise function of these structures in cell polarization and guided migration is poorly understood.
Even poorly detailed guides to the shape and construction of weapons components, says Greg Mello of the nonprofit Los Alamos Project in Santa Fe, "would shave years off new weapons development by helping [data-poor countries] avoid dead-end research alleys".
