Sentence examples for progressing poorly from inspiring English sources

Even by the standards of former Soviet countries, Uzbekistan is progressing poorly.

He then interviewed her colleagues and adviser, and they told a similar story: Ms. Cheng was progressing poorly on her lab project, studying how certain genes affect cancer in mice, and the lack of results had frustrated her and her adviser.

However, most husbands asserted their opinion when they perceived the labor to be progressing poorly.

Parkhurst and colleagues [ 5] describe decisions about professional delivery care being made at a crisis point, when a woman's home labor is perceived to be progressing poorly.

We demonstrated that loco-regional gene therapy of slowly progressing, poorly vascularized colon carcinoma liver metastases is feasible and that repeated treatment might offer possibilities for future gene therapy trials.

As the season progressed poorly for the Yankees and their panic grew exponentially that their season was becoming a disaster, they succumbed to baseball extortion, agreeing to pay Roger Clemens, who was soon to turn 45, at a rate of $28 million for the season.

"This includes limited understanding of how spending related to progress, poorly managed and documented financial governance and insufficient review of contractor performance before making payment," it says.

That this could be considered "tolerance and progress" bodes poorly for the future of democracy in the Middle East.

Although the pathophysiologic cascade of its development and progress is poorly understood, microcirculatory disturbances are considered to be a key factor [ 9, 10].

Currently, the molecular mechanisms of CIN progress remain poorly understood, and it is interesting to unravel this from the perspective of miRNA differential regulation.

Standard cytotoxic chemotherapy is generally not very effective for PanNETs, but may be used when other drug treatments fail to prevent the disease from progressing, or in poorly differentiated PanNET cancers.