Sentence examples for poorly matches from inspiring English sources

As should be familiar to many Pastoralism readers, a major feature of knowledge politics is a politics of confusion where scientific research poorly matches the management and livelihood realities of the object of concern (in this case 'rangelands'rangelands

8) The title poorly matches this methods paper.

This result is now described in the text and included as Figure 5 figure supplement 2. 8) The title poorly matches this methods paper.

(B ) As we increase the true number of types, our method continues to find the correct clustering (as measured by the adjusted Rand index, ARI) whereas the infinite stochastic block model (iSBM) overclusters and thus poorly matches ground truth.

In a randomized, double-blind comparison of live, attenuated vaccine with inactivated vaccine in children, the authors reported a relative efficacy against culture-confirmed influenza illness caused by poorly matched strains that was higher than that estimated for well-matched strains (VE SP = 58%, 95% CI: 47, 67) (11).

Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Bloomberg are poorly matched.

Coalitions are shifting, uncertain and poorly matched to traditional divisions.

So many students end up poorly matching to their campus.

Even Cilla Black never set up two such poorly matched poisons.

One activist told The Independent the opposition, poorly matched against army firepower, is turning to homemade bombs and ambushes.

Furthermore, officials say, one reason to use adjuvants is that they can increase a vaccine's potency against a virus to which it is poorly matched.