Sentence examples for proportion of poorly from inspiring English sources

These reservoirs have a large proportion of poorly sorted coarse-grained clastics and occupy a narrow facies belt but have large vertical stacking thicknesses.

Clay mineral composition is kaolinite-dominated for the upper five profiles, with a high proportion of poorly crystalline components in the upper savannah and the volcano upslopes.

This high sensitivity to drought might be related to the high proportion of poorly available water which was characterized by the amount of available water between − 3,300 and  −15,000 hPa water potential.

This specific behavior of the red clay soils studied is thought to be related to the history of their parent materials: these materials are continental sediments which may have been submitted to great hydric stress, thus leading to strongly consolidated soils with consequences such as a high proportion of poorly available water, strong aggregation and weak shrinkage properties.

These results are consistent with the actuality that the MOT site likely contains the greatest proportion of poorly accessible contaminant mass, given that it comprises a combined alluvium and fractured-bedrock system in which solvent and dissolved mass are present directly in the bedrock.

Comparison with clay soils located in different parts of the world and for which the sensitivity to drought was not identified showed that this proportion of poorly available water is indeed much higher in the red clay soils studied than in clay soils representing a large range of both clay content and mineralogy.

PP can be effective in patients with VV-ECMO given that the use of ultra-protective ventilation [i.e. 3 4 mL/kg Vt] may increase the proportion of poorly-aerated areas in dependent lung regions [6].

The proportion of poorly-differentiated tumors among the deceased non-responders is higher with approximately 81% classified as poorly-differentiated.

PP can be effective in patients with VV-ECMO given that the use of ultra-protective ventilation [i.e. 3 4 mL/kg Vt] may increase the proportion of poorly-aerated areas in dependent lung regions [ 6].

This is in contrast to the regions immediately preceding the structured sequences, which were significantly more AT-rich (an average of 32.3% versus 27.8%), and contained a higher proportion of poorly-used codons relative to the structured sequence immediately following.

Island soils are enriched in Al2O3 and are characterised by higher proportions of poorly sorted, fine-grained material that we attribute to the addition of airborne dust.