Sentence examples for clear deficiency from inspiring English sources

This discrepancy was widely noted, with the former refereeing designator Paolo Casarin using a column in Corriere della Sera to rail against "a clear deficiency in the rules" that had left too much discretion to each individual match official.

The review identified a clear deficiency in the number of validity and reliability studies of tools used to quantify physical activity in children with ID.

Update: Responding to the report, civil liberties campaign group Privacy International flags up the RSUI's finding that the existing technical oversight regime "does not check the code [that underlies GCHQ's interception capabilities], nor does it have the capacity to do so" — arguing this is a clear deficiency and asymmetry in U.K. surveillance oversight capabilities.

Although contrast has been the dominant feature for saliency models, we can see a clear deficiency in the current visual attention models when we look at Fig.  1.

Another clear deficiency in the majority of these guidelines is the failure to reflect on the special societal requirements that result from ignoring vulnerable groups.

However, it has been difficult to determine the precise vitamin E requirements in humans, as there are apparently no clear deficiency diseases.

Even a clear-cut deficiency of one or more ETC activities in vitro does not prove a genetic defect of oxidative phosphorylation because ETC deficiencies can be secondary to other conditions [41], [49] [51].

There had been "clear deficiencies in the administration of evidence", Lawler said, and "primary concerns were not addressed".

"A player with immense upside but clear deficiencies that might take time for him to address.

E-reading works well – really, really well – in particular situations: noticeably when you are travelling, but it has clear deficiencies to the physical book.

But the underlying problem in this tragedy, as Mr. Gates described it, is that the system cloaked Major Hasan's clear deficiencies in favor of the military's tradition of "kicking the problem" forward to his next posting.