Sentence examples for structurally poor from inspiring English sources
In contrast, Arion spp. had highest numbers in structurally poor landscapes, but only if fields were bordered by woody vegetation.
Although Doppler FD-OCT and SLDF can be used to measure the absolute values of blood flow speed, in cases of structurally poor fixation it is difficult not only to measure the values but also to downsize the devices.
Structurally and functionally poor quality tumor vasculature leads to regions of low oxygen (O2) perfusion referred to as hypoxia [ 7].
When I spoke to this woman about it, she said: "Why should we be the only ones having to put up with this?" My research over many years in poor and structurally disadvantaged community's shows clearly that fear and anger are ever present.
It is rated structurally deficient because of poor conditions observed during state inspections.
Hypoxia is a common condition in cancer tissue due to rapid tumor growth, accompanied by inadequate angiogenesis with formation of structurally aberrant, leaky blood vessels with poor blood flow and formation of edema.
Indeed, in the absence of additional substituents that form strong interactions in the cleavage complex, quinazolinediones have poorer activity than their structurally cognate quinolones.
It is known that highly GC-rich DNAs are often difficult to be PCR amplified, are easily structurally rearranged during cloning, and tend to produce poor sequence results.
Almost half were found to be either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete, meaning that critical structural elements were either in "poor condition" or inadequate for current traffic loads.
The sHsps and the structurally related vertebrate eye lens α-crystallins are the poor cousins in the family of molecular chaperones, and remain the least understood both structurally and functionally.
This study demonstrates the systematic use of pharmacophore technologies to discover novel structurally diverse inhibitors based on lead molecules that would exhibit poor characteristics in vivo.
