Sentence examples for the bad form from inspiring English sources

I didn't have the bad form of that arthritis SNP.

Trans fats increase LDL cholesterol, the bad form that clogs arteries.

In initial tests in mice, resveratrol has doubled muscular endurance, lowered the bad form of cholesterol, protected against various bad effects of a high-fat diet and suppressed colon cancer.

The new study, in today's New England Journal of Medicine, suggests that antioxidants may blunt the benefits of statins and niacin, which are used to lower LDL, the bad form of cholesterol, and raise HDL, the good kind of cholesterol, which helps keep arteries healthy.

In one method, Sepracor filters out the "bad" form of a molecule, which causes side effects, while leaving the form that is mostly responsible for a drug's beneficial effect.

He subsequently apologised for the incident and admitted he should have battled through the bad form which blighted most of 2013 following his multi-million pound switch to Nike.

And his poor run has corresponded with the Blues' bad form.

One day, perhaps, a majority of Israelis may come to believe that the least bad form of protection against this situation is a clean break.

Wyoming Rep. Cynthia Lummis (R), for one, called the move "bad form" and predicted Cheney would lose to Enzi, regardless of how much money she raised.

Kasich, in his only truly memorable moment of the night (besides punching back at Bush at one point who was going after his Medicaid record in Ohio by saying, "Hold on there, Major") summed up what everyone in America, and the world, was feeling throughout all the bickering, tantrums, and bad form by the talking steak sandwiches on the stage last night.

Allaying the doubts and bad form together was part of the fun.