Sentence examples for poorly reproduced from inspiring English sources

(A book on Grinberg, with many useful though rather poorly reproduced illustrations, was published by Carré Noir in 1996).

Creased prints, poorly reproduced images, frayed publicity materials — not what one expects when one enters a fine-art gallery.

By Whitney Johnson December 9, 2011 Creased prints, poorly reproduced images, frayed publicity materials — not what one expects when one enters a fine-art gallery.

Among the complaints were several captions in which cast members' names had been omitted, and several images that were described as poorly reproduced.

Here are some telltale signs from Elizabeth Kaltman, a spokeswoman for the Motion Picture Association of America: loose cellophane packaging, poorly reproduced labeling, lack of holographic labeling, cut-rate pricing, or sales made by street vendors out of a box, backpack or blanket on the sidewalk.

Flame cone method data were especially poorly reproduced.

We did not consider any to be acceptable, either because of excessive rigidity of their flexion-extension mode or because they poorly reproduce the head translation mode.

However such an artificial process probably poorly reproduces the complexity of cell response in vivo and thus probably might not fit toxicity assays.

In contrast, macroscopic data suggest that mouse models poorly reproduce the systemic effects of human COPD.

The positive results herein concerning filter stability complement recent numerical studies which demonstrate that the ad hoc filters can perform poorly in reproducing statistical variation about the true signal.

In addition, recent reports by Best and Hummer have shown that the AMBER-99SB force field performs poorly in reproducing experimental helical content for small peptides [33], [34].