While PrPC is structurally well-defined, PrPSc is certainly polydisperse and defined at a relatively poor level.
The internal reliability of the ICBM22 was 0.57 (0.55 students, 0.52 trainees, 0.56 consultants), indicating a relatively poor level of internal consistency.
The relatively poorer levels of knowledge about transmission of HCV obtained in this study may also be found in the general population.
These characteristics indicate a more severe psychopathology, relatively poorer level of functioning, less global response to hospitalisation, and a more frequent choice of lethal and easily available method for suicide.
Newcastle suffers because of its tough labour market and relatively poor health levels; Liverpool for the scarcity of jobs and the large proportion of its residents stuck in rental accommodation; and Birmingham for a high house price to income ratio, and lack of affordable transport links.
Relatively poor educational level in the country compared to high-income countries has a major effect on Internet usage.
Accordingly, our intuition was that the relatively poor and variable levels of transitivity performance exhibited by participants in the "standard" version of the paradigm (reviewed in Zeithamova et al., 2012) might be accounted for by instructions that leave the nature of the relation ambiguous (i.e., "choose which item is correct").
Here we consider a surprising feature of experimental findings in this task: the relatively poor transitivity performance and levels of hierarchy knowledge achieved by adult human subjects.
9 Furthermore, in patients with long-standing type 2 diabetes mellitus with relatively poor glycemic control (HbA1c levels of approximately 8%–9%), the GLP-1 secretion is decreased, whereas the GIP secretion is unchanged.
Differences in local environmental conditions within the lung, such as nutrient availability, may influence QSSM production [ 20] and may contribute to the relatively poor correlations between QSSM levels and the quantity of P. aeruginosa observed in this study and by others [ 21].
