Sentence examples for a main deficiency from inspiring English sources
Book X starts us off with a reaffirmation of a main deficiency of poets: their products "maim the thought of those who hear them".
A main deficiency of existing LR-based approaches is that these approaches are not efficient enough to handle large-scale data.
Its main deficiency was a tendency to over-represent metastases greater than 10 mm diameter.
Most of the dairy foods you eat contain calcium, and the main deficiency that can occur in a dairy-free diet is a lack of calcium.
The main deficiency in the analysis is that an attribute of an unknown component can only be assessed by comparing it with similar known components.
The main deficiency in the use of a binary classifier to analyze survival time is the presence of censored observations.
"The main deficiency of ATW," explains Philip Connolly, campaigns officer at the Royal National Institute for Blind People, "is employers' ignorance of it - either they have never heard of it or they think it will involve a considerable expense".
But the Senate's main deficiency is that for someone who aspires to broad influence and the mantle of leadership, it is simply not the place to amass a portfolio of politically portable achievements.
The main deficiency of these descriptions is in the quantitative measurement of the heat of fusion.
The main deficiency of conventional methods is that the LP remains constant during plastic hinge development.
The main deficiency in the other models is the lack of explicit temperature dependence.
