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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a deficient quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or attribute that is lacking or insufficient in some way.
Example: "The product was criticized for having a deficient quality that did not meet consumer expectations."
Alternatives: "an inadequate quality" or "a subpar quality".
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In addition, the funnel may be asymmetric due to a deficient quality of studies or because we are dealing with interventions whose effect varies with the sample of each study.
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Investor-owned nursing homes are almost 50percentt more likely than nonprofit homes to be cited for deficient quality in government inspections, a study in The American Journal of Public Health has found.
A deficient image quality that may interfere with the diagnosis should be recognized by the radiographer and corrected, if possible.
Deficient quality and quantity of saliva have a detrimental consequence for dental and oral health.
Rather, they provide a conceptual basis for future research into the causes for deficient quality reporting and into interventions for improving data quality.
Most of real estate growth in Indonesia has revealed individualist phenomena because developers only focus on the built-environment and they often override community needs that led to the deficient quality of environment and community.
This, by Locke's lights, is not an uncommon situation for folk arts to face, finding it necessary as they often do to resist being disavowed by subsequent generations wishing to distance themselves from the supposedly deficient quality of the folk expression.
Beyond that, subsequent studies should also investigate interventions to specifically improve deficient quality reporting.
The main sources of errors are: deficient quality in patient record files, errors in diagnostic coding and in recoding from ICPC-2 to ICD-9-MC.
Second, many public institutions are weak and they may be unable to regulate health insurance to avoid the typical problems of insurance such as adverse selection, beneficiary exclusion by the insurer, cost escalation, misinformation, and deficient quality of care.
According to Transportation for America, an advocacy group, one in nine highway bridges are "structurally deficient"—a quality they seem to share with America's Congress.
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