Sentence examples for relatively poor resolution from inspiring English sources

Television screens then were small, with relatively poor resolution.

The M layers receive their input from so-called Y-cells, which have fast responses, relatively poor resolution, and weak or absent responses to colour.

Firstly, although we used the highest resolution datasets that are freely available, several of the associated variables are of relatively poor resolution across the EAM (including; wind, light and soil nutrient variables [Additional file 1: Table S6]).

These findings imply that IVUS analysis for neointima might be inaccurate owing to the relatively poor resolution.

However, the case remains one of soft incongruence, and may therefore result from relatively poor resolution of the plastid dataset.

This indicates that relatively poor resolution of the LD structure in the YRI array-based map suggests misleadingly low concordance between hotspot locations across the two populations.

Most studies involve EEG or MEG alone, which record brain activity with high temporal resolution but relatively poor spatial resolution when compared with fMRI.

It is well understood that DOT and FMT suffer from relatively poor imaging resolution which is a result of the high degree of light scatter in biological tissue.

There have been a number of successful applications of CCDs in electron crystallography of two-dimensional protein crystal arrays but high-resolution imaging has been hampered by the relatively poor spatial resolution (and fewer independent pixels) compared to film.

Moreover, the current study used a relatively poor spatial resolution with a grid cell dimension of 36 km.

The satellite data represent finer scale spatial structures while the ECMWF data have a relatively poor spatial resolution.