Sentence examples for an obvious deficiency from inspiring English sources

Although the old Air was updated as late as last year with new specs, the display has always been an obvious deficiency.

An obvious deficiency (also present in other models) is that the genotype-specific incidence rates are computed for broad age categories (mostly 5 years).

In contrast, wilty mutant plants in P. sativum do not appear to have any obvious deficiency in shoot growth, but do exhibit reduced root growth (de Bruijn et al. 1993 a ).

This elevation was not due to any obvious deficiencies in LHR expression in LCs but is indicative of compensatory LC failure, which may be the result of impaired transport of the testicular testosterone out into the bloodstream and so reduced negative feedback to the pituitary.

We questioned what we were doing and whether it was right, but unless there was some blindingly obvious deficiency, or a falling out, we were going to see it through together.

There are a few obvious deficiencies of the present study, some of which should be improved upon in future analyses.

The most blinding and obvious deficiency of football as a religion is that it lacks any kind of theology.

Like Democrats after John Kerry's defeat, Republicans now whine about their failed strategists or their flawed candidate or a media that refuses to expose the obvious deficiency of their opponents.

We can start with the most obvious deficiency that is currently right in front of our noses.

The obvious deficiency being disclosed in the indigenous thoroughbred is speed.

The midfield is still solid enough, Rickie Lambert is still solid enough and so defence would seem to be the obvious deficiency right now.