Sentence examples for relatively ill from inspiring English sources

In the sixties, the stock market was small, insular, and relatively ill informed, and that made it easier for a disciplined management team to find hidden gems.

In addition, TB patients diagnosed at the referral hospital may reflect a relatively ill selection, and therefore may have an increased probability of HIV infection.

As a subtropical region, Guangdong is relatively ill equipped to adapt to extreme cold events.

The mean rate of acute pulmonary exacerbations in our study population before surgery was 3.2/year (range, 0 8), reflecting a relatively ill CF population at baseline.

Most were relatively ill, with a mean Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation III score of 56 and Pneumonia Severity Index score of 73.5.

The source studies for these analyses were double-blind, randomized trials of significant duration, and included a large, relatively ill, yet diverse patient population.

Small companies will find company partners in those areas that are themselves relatively ill-exposed to exporting.

He just has to point out to yuppies that, as F.D.R. once put it, they are relatively ill-housed, ill-clothed, and ill-fed.

Best of all is a strong combination of both applause and protest, because we do not then need to feel sorry for the relatively ill-looking production team (they take their bows without makeup): they have given us something to think about.

Nature has thus found a way to specifically recognize a relatively ill-fitting target.

However, the tradeoffs between mechanical performance and extended functionalities remain relatively ill-quantified.