Sentence examples for systematically poor from inspiring English sources

"It is representative of a large number of cases where the so-called scientific work has been sloppy, result-serving and systematically poor," said Mr. Blackburn, the Innocence Project's chief counsel.

"It may be that there is systematically poor oversight" of the airstrikes, he said.

Changes were made to items that had systematically poor agreement, that were less relevant to the study site, that were confusing to observers, or that required more detail.

Specifically we evaluated the proportion of community pharmacies where provision of services was frequent enough to allow reliable assessment on the performance indicators, the variability of performance across pharmacies and the proportion of pharmacies where performance was systematically poor on multiple indicators, indicating a need for further evaluation.

Women who cook with biomass fuels are likely to be systematically poorer than women who cook with gas.

One cluster had systematically poorer evaluation across outcomes, and together with a small group of extreme negative outliers these groups consisted of almost one-quarter of all patients.

The two groups with systematically poorer evaluation across outcomes comprised almost one-quarter of all patients, indicating the clear potential to improve hospital services from the patient perspective.

Cluster analysis identified six response groups, including one cluster with systematically poorer evaluation across outcomes (18.5% of patients) and one small outlier group (5.3%) with very poor scores across all outcomes.

The outlier group and the cluster with systematically poorer evaluation across outcomes comprised almost one-quarter of all patients, clearly demonstrating the need to tailor quality initiatives and improve patient-perceived quality in hospitals.

Cluster analysis can be used to complement the problem-oriented approach by assessing the existence and size of patient groups with systematically poorer experiences across a set of variables.

Prosecutors said he systematically targeted poor women, often with prior criminal records or substance abuse issues, as he knew they were unlikely to go to the police.