Sentence examples for seem to poorly from inspiring English sources

Similar to the RAS alterations, BRAF mutations seem to poorly participate in the pathogenesis of human HCC.

But he adds that information from certain health care centers, like military clinics or H.M.O.'s where availability of medical care seems to be equal, suggests that black men "still seem to fare poorly when it comes to prostate cancer".

Workforce retraining is one of those ideals that it seems governments ought to be able to pursue usefully but which they nonetheless often seem to do poorly and wastefully.

The Giants figure to be a heavy underdog in both games, though defensive end Justin Tuck, in his monologue with reporters, mentioned that perhaps that would be better since the Giants seem to play poorly when they are favored.

IT HAS long been a strange statistical mystery that babies born in winter months seem to fare poorly relative to babies born at other times, in terms of health, educational attainment, and income.

These two attempts seem to be poorly effective.

Some varieties from drier areas seem to do poorly in areas of summer humidity.

Though red carpets is something she concerns herself with, aging isn't: "I have a genetic advantage in that my family doesn't seem to age poorly: my sister is in her forties and she looks exactly like she did 15 years ago".

The majority of noncoding RNAs identified to date seem to be poorly conserved even among mammals; this is in contrast to other noncoding RNAs (e.g., microRNAs and snoRNAs) which show a high level of conservation among diverse species [9].

Thus, most antiprotozoal agents seem to perform poorly after nitroimidazole has failed.

For instance, methods like quadratic discriminant analysis are excluded because they seem to perform poorly [ 19] and are not often used in practice.