Sentence examples for deficient in volume from inspiring English sources

Still, there was little danger that anyone would reckon the performance deficient in volume or gusto where it was required, as during the "Dies Irae," when the four timpanists on stage thundered with brass ensembles positioned on the first and second tiers to either side of the house.

Because the residual zygomatic bone was deficient in volume and shape, an osteotomy alone would have not properly corrected the projections.

My library at home being woefully deficient in volumes on theoretical physics, I turned to the work of another British playwright, Michael Frayn, for guidance.

Three years later, after a passenger was injured when the Newhouse made a hard landing in July 1998, investigators found that voice announcements by deckhands alerting passengers that the boat was about to dock were "deficient in clarity, volume and content".

This approach combined with image segmentation further allowed the derivation of new measures of MWF deficiency: total deficient MWF volume (DV) in WM, in WM lesions, in diffusely abnormal white matter and in normal appearing white matter (NAWM).

Conversely, 6FDA-ODA which is deficient in terms of free volume and rigidity, demonstrates a much lower increment in H2/CO2 selectivity from 2.5 to 8.2.

Assessment of infarct volume revealed mice deficient in bmf demonstrated no significant difference in infarct volume following tMCAO when compared with WT.

Anemia, also spelled anaemia, condition in which the red blood cells (erythrocytes) are reduced in number or volume or are deficient in hemoglobin, their oxygen-carrying pigment.

In the absence of CFTR, fluid secretion into the intestinal lumen is of low volume and is deficient in bicarbonate, which impairs neutralization of gastric acid.

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Deficient MWF volume fraction (DVF) was derived from each of these by dividing by the corresponding region volume.