He selected patients in a poor medical condition or who had a very poor prognosis, the psychiatrist added.

People eating the most of it lose at life in so many other ways, it's hard to untangle food from their poor prognosis.

Teeth that have been extra-oral and dry stored for more than one hour have a poor prognosis.

Despite the availability of antifungal agents, aspergillosis in the central nervous system carries a poor prognosis.

A number of other cytogenetic abnormalities are known to associate with a poor prognosis and a high risk of relapse after treatment.

They extend a wi-fi network by linking to your router and creating a new hotspot in an area of poor reception.

The radio has poor reception in weak signal areas.

One in three said it was the biggest gripe - far higher than poor reception (14 per cent) and big data charges (12 per cent).

And its poor reception still stings.

The firm hailed it as a boon for viewers in poor reception areas - plus those banned from having dishes by planning regulations.

Quite often divorce lawyers trying to stitch up some poor sap for every penny he's got.

Yes, it's a bit military, but when you're staying in a big group, lumbering one poor sap with all the cooking just isn't tennis.

With the desserts finished, will our gourmands change their behaviour when it dawns on them that their pudding has forced some poor sap to endure 55 minutes of cycling?

What, though, if you're a poor sap, earning less than 15,000 a year?

I couldn't leave it for some other poor sap to have to do all over again.

Even before the results came in, he blamed weak candidates for his party's poor showing in the local polls.

That frustrated the home fans as much as their side's poor showing.

But she was hauled into the boardroom for a poor showing in her task.

A poor showing here, he admitted, might force a rethink of his immediate playing schedule.

Insiders believe his sudden poor showing in the public vote has come about because viewers are not impressed by his run-in with the law.

Poor skill levels, rising taxes, bureaucratic planning controls and chronic overregulation are high on the list of culprits.

Low crosses may also result from poor skill, where players do not have the ability to kick a ball with the correct conventions.

The research also suggested that those with poor skills and confidence could improve both through practice.

Those who have emotional prediction are more likely to be company directors, while those with poor skills are usually the kind of people no-one speaks to at parties.

They expect those with poor skills to take about 40 hours to reach the standard.

They can be built directly on top of areas of poor soil, eg, heavy clay, as well as directly on to hard surfaces.

Remove every bit, so nothing remains to enrich the soil: poor soil produces a bigger variety of wild flowers.

If you must plant thirstier specimens, improve poor soil with organic matter, and water in the morning or evening to minimise evaporation.

When it has self-seeded into a crack or poor soil, it never falls over, and in gritty gravelly stuff it's the same.

Aim for a light and free-draining compost mix, as carrots prefer a light and reasonably poor soil.

The practice of witchcraft was often blamed for poor weather and there was a witch hunt hysteria at the time.

Many policies include compensation for the days on which you were unable to ski because of lift closures or poor weather.

Opening of certain events, attractions and rides may be affected by poor weather.

In fact, the strawberries were difficult to grow and poor weather often meant disaster for the growers.

Analysts said that poor weather also drove demand for clothes.