Sentence examples for relative poor from inspiring English sources

He was involved in several of DDB's groundbreaking Volkswagen ads emphasising the VW Beetle's smallness and relative poor looks.

Areas of the fifth metatarsal are notorious for inconsistent healing and re-fracture because of relative poor blood supply to parts of the bone.

While industry experts insist that all potatoes sold in supermarkets in Australia are a good quality product, they believe that the lack of a national education campaign has not only resulted in the relative poor showing of niche potato varieties but is also partly to blame for the dramatic downfall of potato sales in general.

The interior had a relative poor one (Figure 11c).

This may have contributed to a relative poor definition of the Ventricle-VOI.

The small tidal creeks have relative poor lateral continuity (Zhang et al. 1984).

It is well known that PWPD experience more restrictions on participation in social activities than people without physical disability, which is associated with lower level of well-being, including their relative poorer quality of life (QoL) [ 5- 9].

There was no significant difference in CD4 cell count between HIV-CI and HIV-NC patients; nevertheless, relative poorer immune state could exert a negative influence on inflammatory response.

This study demonstrated that either protein or mRNA of RRM2 was highly expressed in the molecular subtypes of TNBC, HER-2 positive and Luminal B, which were subtypes with relative poorer outcome.

Table 12 further indicates that capital-using technological change (Scenario 1) is neither absolutely pro-poor nor relative pro-poor, as all of the six indices are negative.

Depending on the values of γ and Φ, the Kakwani and Pernia ([2000]) index can be used to assess two types of pro-poor growth, namely, absolute pro-poor growth and relative pro-poor growth.