Sentence examples for a more deficient from inspiring English sources

I cannot think of a more deficient, dangerous and counterproductive branding strategy than to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to tell consumers that they should not have the right to know what I am feeding them.

The concept of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is classified, in older subjects, as a more deficient state than expected for their age and sociocultural level, but not severe enough to define it as dementia.

Although there was a trend towards the more deficient Pi* phenotype the more advanced the tumor, the results were inconclusive due to the small sample size.

I remember sitting with my friends in high school while they went around in a circle to compete as to who had more "deficient" body parts: "My hair is so blah".

Analysis of deficiency in surgical skills in each specific ophthalmic surgical areas showed that areas perceived as more deficient were refractive surgery (65.9% of the subjects perceived deficiency) and orbit (59.2%).

A study based on vital information provided by the Ministry of Health Brazilian system identified more deficient information in the poorest macro-regions [ 57], although this issue has improved in recent years.

Therefore, counting, which requires attention and working memory resources, seems to be more deficient in the DD population than subitizing, which is an automatic process.

They're more deficient in social capital than in economic capital.

There is probably no area of law more deficient in more places than that concerning the protection of women's rights.

Like motherhood, it's the territory on which you discover that the one thing more deficient and embarrassing than holding the female apparatus is to hold it wrongly.

Walker acknowledged that the 1870 census was far from perfect, but he refused to concede that it was more deficient in its coverage of the population than preceding censuses.