Translation for 'poorly' from English to Norwegian

poorly

dårlig {adv}

• "Dealers" received a fairly mixed response from American critics at the Austin Texas film festival, some describing it as 'poorly acted' and 'poorly scripted', with others describing it as having an 'edge-of-your-seat climax'.
• Threats to "Sclerophrys reesi" are poorly known, but agricultural encroachment, overgrazing by livestock, and expanding human settlements are potential threats.
• Several Greek-Cypriot units in the western sector suffered badly from desertions, as poorly disciplined reservists abandoned their units. The Troodos line was thus poorly manned.
• A poorly-graded soil is a soil that does not have a good representation of all sizes of particles from the no.
• Soils around Corcoran are somewhat poorly drained to poorly drained loam or fine sandy loam which is often saline as in the widespread Lakeside series.

• Undersized and poorly placed culverts can cause problems for water quality and aquatic organisms.
• It described the exercise as being 'poorly planned, poorly supervised and poorly run' and recommended that measures be taken in training to improve planning and eliminate adverse impacts on the public.
• The project was poorly organized, with poorly defined scope, frequent changes of staff and personnel who often knew nothing about nutrition.
• "Khankaspis" is a poorly preserved arthropod genus that contains one species, "K.
• Each model describes some types of solids very well, and others poorly.

• Warrnambool is Kulinic and may be Drual, but is too poorly attested to be certain.
• Land tenure laws are poorly defined and applied. Laws regulating mining, agriculture and forest use are inconsistent and poorly enforced, causing conflict over rights to exploit resources.
• Tallán, or Atalán, is an extinct and poorly attested language of the Piura Region of Peru.
• In addition, unlike a conventional computer, robustness in a genomic computer is achieved by various feedback mechanisms by which poorly functional processes are rapidly degraded, poorly functional cells are killed by apoptosis, and poorly functional organisms are out-competed by more fit species.
• In 1940, Luckiesh and Frank Moss compared 5th and 6th grade students in well-lit classrooms to students in regular (poorly lit) classrooms, and found significant increases in the scores on the New Stanford Achievement Test were demonstrated by the students in the well-lit classrooms.[...] However, it is entirely likely that the students in the poorly lit classrooms were of lower socioeconomic status and the schools were poorly funded.

• The diamond (♦) denotes a very poorly supported node (<50% bootstrap support), the dot (•) a poorly supported node (<80%).
• The abundance and distribution of this species are poorly known due to it being a recently identified species; therefore, "Lycodon solivagus" is classified by the IUCN Red List as being "Data Deficient."