Sentence examples for deficient first from inspiring English sources

Still others were proven hacks who combined Trump's need for obeisance with the requisite contempt for truth: the servile ex-chief of staff Reince Priebus; Sean Spicer, Trump's linguistically deficient first spokesman; Spicer's saturnine successor Sarah Sanders, who makes even her predecessor's press briefings look like oases of transparency.

Thus, from a term that had a deficient second component ("dislocation"), we unfortunately acquired a nonspecific term deficient in both its components ("developmental" and "dysplasia").

Characteristics of a deficient second chakra: Inflexible in mind and body.

The adenovirus (AV) backbone for the aquaporin-1 (AQP1) sense and antisense AV constructs was a replication-deficient "first-generation" AV with deletions of the E1 and E3 genes [ 26].

Heterozygous and homozygous gene-deficient mice were generated by intercrossing gene-deficient mice first with the respective control strain (e.g., BALB/c) and afterward crossing the heterozygous F1 mice back to the respective knockout mice.

In the present context, this translates to the age at which the CCO-deficient clones first become visible.

As result, the clones distribution at any given time point represents the amalgamation of clones of different ages from those induced at the earliest times when CCO-deficient cells first become visible, to those marked within the recent past.

The generation of nm23-M1 deficient mice was first designed to explore the role of the gene as a suppressor of metastasis.

This suggests that more than 78% of the women may have been vitamin D deficient during the first trimester.

We have previously demonstrated a twofold risk for the development of diabetes in NOD mice that had been vitamin D deficient in the first 100 days of their lives (5).

To construct the pool of respiration deficient mutants we first analyzed samples from the YPD, YPE, YPG, and YPL experiments where no additional copper was added to the media.