Sentence examples for relate poorly from inspiring English sources

A planners' report recommended the plan be rejected on the grounds it would "represent a substantial intrusion and would cause significant harm to the character and landscape of the area and would relate poorly to existing built development".

Plain films, however, relate poorly to patient symptoms, and abnormalities occur relatively late in disease.

It is widely used in adults but less so in children for whom the standard childhood conversion formulae relate poorly to gold standard methods [ 10, 11].

Labour costs are likely lower in Tanzania, but when compared to other countries with generic manufacturing initiatives (such as India, China, Kenya and South Africa), they relate poorly to worker productivity [ 36].

Yet these perceptual attributes relate poorly to the degree of self-reported functional impact on daily life. 2 Instead, disability arising from tinnitus can be described as a multidimensional concept relating to impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions that people with tinnitus may experience, not forgetting the environmental factors which affect these experiences.

As Andrew Adonis noted in his recent review of the department, it is "not fit for purpose", is "an indifferent champion of business, particularly small business" and "relates poorly to many key industrial sectors".

It should also noted that, in patients with heart failure, LVEF relates poorly to symptoms.

First, adopting a theory-based approach has its drawbacks as it often relates poorly to the real world.

The clinical improvement 12 months after shunting (that is, change in NPH score) related poorly to the CO and to ABP wave amplitude, but it correlated highly significantly to the ICP wave amplitude.

They perceived challenges to ACP including: timing, how to effect team working in ACP, the policy focus on instructional directives which related poorly to patients' concerns; managing differences in patients' and families' views.

DCBLD2/ESDN expression was analyzed in our (unpublished data) and other laboratories [ 63, 65] in melanoma and breast cell lines and found to be expressed only in highly metastatic cells but not in their related poorly malignant variants suggesting a positive role for DCBLD2/ESDN in tumor progression.