Meanings of poor coordination in English

Symptoms include blurred vision, loss of balance, poor coordination, extreme fatigue, paralysis and blindness.

Others point the finger at an invasion of ill-prepared climbers, or poor coordination among guides.

Low muscle tone and poor coordination often accompany the disability as well, Magge told Reuters Health.

MS symptoms may include blurred vision, loss of balance, poor coordination, extreme fatigue, paralysis and blindness.

But one aid group complained of poor coordination.

By contrast, post-quake reconstruction in other developing countries has often foundered over misspent funds, shortfalls and poor coordination.

It amounted to a "pattern of poor coordination and communication" between the DHB and the rest home.

Typically, the disease progression will ultimately end in complications like pneumonia, choking, or falls due to poor coordination and balance.

NATO commanders say some of the incidents are the result of poor coordination with Afghan forces and a separate, U.S.-led coalition.

Western diplomats say that Kenya's security services, which receive support from Britain, the United States and others, are hobbled by poor coordination.

Factors include poor coordination between security services, and a culture of corruption that allows anyone prepared to pay a bribe to pass unchallenged.

Last month, in a leaked e-mail, Holmes chided aid agencies for what he called poor coordination and resourcing, citing "major unmet humanitarian needs."

FD affects the development of the nervous system, and there are numerous symptoms -vomiting, poor coordination, erratic circulation, seizures, unsteady walk and stopping breathing.

Poor coordination between them has plagued development efforts.