Sentence examples for score poorer from inspiring English sources

Comparing their initial performance in cognitive and clinical assessments at the start of the study and their performance four years later, those who reported hearing loss were found to be more likely to score poorer on cognitive tests and roughly three times as likely to have mild cognitive impairment, as compared with those who reported normal hearing.

All the components of SNS significantly correlated with outcome (i.e) lower the score, poorer the outcome.

When tested, preterm children generally score poorer on areas related to behavior, emotional health and learning capacity, influencing psychosocial functioning [ 3- 5].

With respect to gender, we found a difference in the domain "Pain", where, compared to male residents, women (n = 85) had a significantly higher score (poorer HRQOL) (mean score women: 29.5 ± 31.5; males: 14.9 ± 17.2; p = 0.011) (Table 2).

Compared to participants who completed the leg press testing, those who did not complete these tests were more likely to be older, female, non-white race, with less education, higher BMI, lower MMSE score, poorer self-rated health, and difficulty with walking or stair climbing (data not shown).

He's awkward to watch: hopping about at the crease, fidgeting, carving and swiping to score, poor at masking consternation.

A score of 9.162 came up, meaning Moceanu's score, poor as it was, would have to count.

In addition, subjects classified as impostors were found to report significantly higher GHQ scores (poorer mental health) than non-impostors.

Studies investigating diagnostic reliability of physical examination tests for CGH scored poorer on methodological quality (higher risk of bias) than those of diagnostic accuracy.

We often discuss what hunger means for kids from an adult perspective -- lower test scores, poorer health, a weakened ability to escape the cycle of poverty.

President-elect Trump, our school aged citizens are scoring poorer in math, reading, and science, and as a nation we are becoming dumber by academic standards.