Definition of suboptimal in English:

suboptimal

adjective sʌbˈɒptɪm(ə)lsəbˈäptəməl

Of less than the highest standard or quality.
suboptimal working conditions
Example sentencesExamples
- The presence of endometriosis, tubal factor, or suboptimal sperm quality may halve the likelihood of spontaneous conception.
- Their disappointing results were largely due to suboptimal screening methods.
- In observational studies of handwashing, the frequency and quality of hand hygiene are consistently suboptimal.
- Everyone knows cookies, candy, cakes, pies, ice cream and other sweets offer suboptimal nutrition.
- The increasing scarcity of more desirable hardwoods led people to make use of structurally suboptimal building materials.
- Currently, most bottled waters contain suboptimal levels of fluoride.
- I complained that conditions were suboptimal.
- The process of implementation has been suboptimal, leading to reports of low morale by the NHS staff responsible for implementation.
- Restrictions on trade provide, at best, a suboptimal approach to wildlife conservation.
- Much of the time, management of patients who become critically ill before admission to an ICU may be suboptimal.

Derivatives

suboptimally

adverb

That study included 284 patients, of whom 175 had controlled blood pressure and 109 had suboptimally controlled blood pressure.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although it will require major revisions, it is an important step toward reforming a medical care system that is in disarray and serving our citizens suboptimally.
- There were many incidents of near-miss obstetric complications or suboptimally managed obstetric conditions due to lack of well-structured and continuous antenatal care.
- These kidneys may function suboptimally, which means that higher numbers of transplants must be balanced against the possibility of poorer transplant outcomes.
- Often we are probably right to suspect that firms function suboptimally even when they make healthy profits.

Definition of suboptimal in US English:

suboptimal

adjectivesəbˈäptəməl

Of less than the highest standard or quality.
suboptimal working conditions
Example sentencesExamples
- I complained that conditions were suboptimal.
- Much of the time, management of patients who become critically ill before admission to an ICU may be suboptimal.
- The increasing scarcity of more desirable hardwoods led people to make use of structurally suboptimal building materials.
- The presence of endometriosis, tubal factor, or suboptimal sperm quality may halve the likelihood of spontaneous conception.
- Currently, most bottled waters contain suboptimal levels of fluoride.
- Their disappointing results were largely due to suboptimal screening methods.
- In observational studies of handwashing, the frequency and quality of hand hygiene are consistently suboptimal.
- The process of implementation has been suboptimal, leading to reports of low morale by the NHS staff responsible for implementation.
- Restrictions on trade provide, at best, a suboptimal approach to wildlife conservation.
- Everyone knows cookies, candy, cakes, pies, ice cream and other sweets offer suboptimal nutrition.

单词	suboptimal
释义	Definition of suboptimal in English: suboptimal adjective sʌbˈɒptɪm(ə)lsəbˈäptəməl Of less than the highest standard or quality. suboptimal working conditions Example sentencesExamples The presence of endometriosis, tubal factor, or suboptimal sperm quality may halve the likelihood of spontaneous conception. Their disappointing results were largely due to suboptimal screening methods. In observational studies of handwashing, the frequency and quality of hand hygiene are consistently suboptimal. Everyone knows cookies, candy, cakes, pies, ice cream and other sweets offer suboptimal nutrition. The increasing scarcity of more desirable hardwoods led people to make use of structurally suboptimal building materials. Currently, most bottled waters contain suboptimal levels of fluoride. I complained that conditions were suboptimal. The process of implementation has been suboptimal, leading to reports of low morale by the NHS staff responsible for implementation. Restrictions on trade provide, at best, a suboptimal approach to wildlife conservation. Much of the time, management of patients who become critically ill before admission to an ICU may be suboptimal. Derivatives suboptimally adverb That study included 284 patients, of whom 175 had controlled blood pressure and 109 had suboptimally controlled blood pressure. Example sentencesExamples Although it will require major revisions, it is an important step toward reforming a medical care system that is in disarray and serving our citizens suboptimally. There were many incidents of near-miss obstetric complications or suboptimally managed obstetric conditions due to lack of well-structured and continuous antenatal care. These kidneys may function suboptimally, which means that higher numbers of transplants must be balanced against the possibility of poorer transplant outcomes. Often we are probably right to suspect that firms function suboptimally even when they make healthy profits. Definition of suboptimal in US English: suboptimal adjectivesəbˈäptəməl Of less than the highest standard or quality. suboptimal working conditions Example sentencesExamples I complained that conditions were suboptimal. Much of the time, management of patients who become critically ill before admission to an ICU may be suboptimal. The increasing scarcity of more desirable hardwoods led people to make use of structurally suboptimal building materials. The presence of endometriosis, tubal factor, or suboptimal sperm quality may halve the likelihood of spontaneous conception. Currently, most bottled waters contain suboptimal levels of fluoride. Their disappointing results were largely due to suboptimal screening methods. In observational studies of handwashing, the frequency and quality of hand hygiene are consistently suboptimal. The process of implementation has been suboptimal, leading to reports of low morale by the NHS staff responsible for implementation. Restrictions on trade provide, at best, a suboptimal approach to wildlife conservation. Everyone knows cookies, candy, cakes, pies, ice cream and other sweets offer suboptimal nutrition.
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