Sentence examples for poorly scored from inspiring English sources

Many of the poorly scored movies on the site have turned into rallying cries for fans in the way that legacy news media has become a target for populist voters.

Finally, non-aromatic molecules provide major scoring variations between pesticide-classes: herbicides are poorly scored and, in contrast, insecticides gain maximum desirability scores.

The type of study was poorly scored and included small sample sizes (n < 20) (Reddy et al. 2007; Al-Shaikh et al. 2002; Atik et al. 2005; Gautier et al. 2002; Kock et al. 2010; Koulalis et al. 2004; Lee et al. 2003; Quarch et al. 2014; Reverte-Vinaixa et al. 2013; Valderrabano et al. 2009).

The 'rigour of development' domain was poorly scored.

Competence on "Legal principles" in medical practice was very poorly scored by recent graduates.

This approach works well in practice because an optimal idealized structure with a long poorly scored fragment is rare.

Pietersen batted poorly, scoring fewer than 100 runs in six matches.

We found that, as was the case in the 1990s, companies scoring well on these indexes continued to have a higher return on assets, net profit margin and sales growth in the 2000s than poorly scoring companies in their industry.

Darling started the season poorly, scoring a duck and one against the tourists for South Australia in a match in which team mate Clem Hill scored a double century.

However, of the six poorly scoring questions, only one - type of footwear – was clearly related to video quality (e.g., distance between the faller and the camera).

Unclassified kinases: To avoid misclassifying potentially novel, divergent kinases, or kinases with incorrect gene models, Kinannote refrains from classifying poorly scoring ePKs.