Sentence examples for reproduced poorly from inspiring English sources

Kassay admired Ad Reinhardt, and, in an age when multimillion-dollar deals for art are routinely made by looking at JPEGs, the fact that Reinhardt's paintings reproduced poorly.

The interface for reading periodicals is awkward to navigate; and photos and graphics reproduce poorly on the black-and-white display.

Elephants reproduce poorly in captivity.

In addition, E2f4 null mice reproduce poorly, and this effect could be partially due to misregulation of gene expression in testicular tissues.

Angold et al. [ 2] pointed out that even if all potential symptoms are adequately assessed, diagnostic computer algorithms are not able to reproduce poorly specified diagnoses such as the 'not otherwise specified' diagnoses in the DSM-IV.

But in elephant reproduction nothing can be taken for granted, especially with African elephants, which have reproduced more poorly than the Asians.

The summary of studies to date suggests: nonlocal hatchery stocks consistently reproduce very poorly in the wild; hatchery stocks that use wild, local fish for captive propagation generally perform better than nonlocal stocks, but often worse than wild fish.

(A book on Grinberg, with many useful though rather poorly reproduced illustrations, was published by Carré Noir in 1996).

Creased prints, poorly reproduced images, frayed publicity materials — not what one expects when one enters a fine-art gallery.

Among the complaints were several captions in which cast members' names had been omitted, and several images that were described as poorly reproduced.

By Whitney Johnson December 9, 2011 Creased prints, poorly reproduced images, frayed publicity materials — not what one expects when one enters a fine-art gallery.