Sentence examples for deficient intelligence from inspiring English sources

The learning difficulties associated with ADHD, however, should not be confused with a deficient intelligence.

That's one of the reasons why it is so deficient in intelligence.

The Prophet Mohammad said women are "deficient in intelligence and religion," in part because they can't pray while menstruating.

Feeblemindedness, deficiency in intelligence.

Children born to iodine-deficient mothers had intelligence quotients (IQs) 5 13 points lower than children born to iodine-sufficient mothers (Bleichrodt and Born 1994; Van den Briel et al. 2000).

Acting Det Supt Mick Foote  denied that the operation was flawed, or went wrong because of inaccurate intelligence or deficient supervision.

The letter does note that Mr. Goss has a "fundamental disagreement" with Representative Jane Harman of California, the committee's top Democrat, on whether the overall intelligence analysis was "deficient".

While limited resources had increasingly been channelled into "large capital equipment programmes", the forces had been left "critically deficient" in key capabilities such as intelligence, surveillance, communications, logistics and tactical transport.

Yet he remains a perplexingly bloodless figure: "an isolated phenomenon, a brain without a heart, as deficient in human sympathy as he was preeminent in intelligence", as Watson puts it in The Greek Interpreter.

But this month, Beijing reported that Uyghur Muslim "terrorists" in Xinjiang had tried to blow up a plane while, in Tibet, Beijing says the past week's events have all been the result of a plot by the Dalai Lama - which indicates that its intelligence and suppression of "splittists" has been deficient, to say the least.

Children born in iodine deficient areas are at great risk for loss of intelligence quotient (IQ) caused by the combined effects of maternal, fetal, and neonatal hypothyroxinemia [ 3].