Two people who also lack these qualities are not allowing this deficiency to trammel them.
Some commentators gleefully used this deficiency to portray him as out of touch with the common man, in a John Kerry-windsorting soft of way.
Thus, it is especially important for people at risk of a B12 deficiency to have their blood tested for it periodically.
But Robert J. Barrett, the vice president for operations, said the failure, while not a safety problem itself, demonstrated "a deficiency" to be addressed.
Some people progress along the road from initial infection to progressive immune deficiency to life-threatening illness at the expected pace, then with treatment head right back again to health.
He said that his children's lack of skepticism used to worry him and his wife, but now it pleases them: "It's not a deficiency to be corrected, I now feel, but an advance to be celebrated.
This week we've been picking a random 'word of the day' from the dictionary, and over breakfast I learned deficiente mentais (mental deficiency) to go with poupança (thrift) and marmanjo (brute/oaf).
Everything from soil probes that can test for nutrient deficiency to satellite navigation systems linked to tractors and GPS enabled smartphones can help produce a maximum amount of food with minimal environmental disruption.
The relationship of PTEN deficiency to inflammatory signalling remains to be characterised.
Search subspace is reduced adaptively in case of (near) rank deficiency to prevent breakdown.
Table 1 shows comparison between patients with at least one pituitary hormone deficiency to those without deficiency.
