underperformer

　

WordNet

1. a business that is less successful than expected
2. perform too rarely; "Her plays are underperformed, although they are very good"

English Journal

• Characterization and RNA-seq analysis of underperformer, an activation-tagged potato mutant.

• Aulakh SS1, Veilleux RE, Dickerman AW, Tang G, Flinn BS.
• Plant molecular biology.Plant Mol Biol.2014 Apr;84(6):635-58. doi: 10.1007/s11103-013-0159-4. Epub 2013 Dec 4.
• The potato cv. Bintje and a Bintje activation-tagged mutant, underperformer (up) were compared. Mutant up plants grown in vitro were dwarf, with abundant axillary shoot growth, greater tuber yield, altered tuber traits and early senescence compared to wild type. Under in vivo conditions, the dwarf a
• PMID 24306493

• Drug pricing and reimbursement in France. Towards a new model?

• Le Pen C1.
• PharmacoEconomics.Pharmacoeconomics.1996;10 Suppl 2:26-36.
• The pharmaceutical market in France is characterised by low prices and high sales volumes. Despite these advantageous market conditions, the French pharmaceutical industry has in general been an underperformer in the global context. Acknowledgement of the contributory role made by state regulation o
• PMID 10163433

• Managing the underperformer.

• [No authors listed]
• Hospital supervisor's bulletin.Hosp Superv Bull.1980 Aug 15;(395):4-5.
• PMID 10248052

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• Underperform Definition | Investopedia

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