Sentence examples for deficient one from inspiring English sources
The only possible answer is a wholly deficient one.
The IR discipline that has dominated policymaking is only one possible lens, and often a deficient one, for defining, preventing, or resolving contemporary conflicts wrapped in identity politics.
Although there is a debate about what levels are considered deficient, one toddler in the study was found to have rickets, 13 children showed evidence of bone loss and 3 had bone changes consistent with rickets.
Montpelier May 5 1828||Dear Sir||I recd. in due time your favor of accompanied by the Report on the Penal code &c||I am sorry that I have not been permitted by other engagements to give to the whole, the careful perusal, which I infer from a very deficient one that it well merits.
Although one of the principal ideas behind PBL is that students aim their learning at the areas in which their knowledge is more deficient, one participant asserted that students sometimes " do not know what they don't know".
In fact, we were able to prevent EAE in mice by transferring CD4+CD25+ cells from the probiotic Lacto-mix treated WT mice, but not IL-10 deficient one, showing that probiotic-induced Tregs are tolerogenic once expressing functional IL-10.
The influence of Th17-dominantTh17-dominantautoimmune diseases) or Th1 deficient ones (HIV infection) on disease outcome should also be explored.
The investigation into the incident prompted Metro-North to inspect other trains to make sure that the proper cover was on the control panel, he said, and a few deficient ones were found and fixed.
It is based on the ability of many E. coli strains (including the RecA deficient ones used in cloning) to perform in vivo intermolecular recombination between DNA fragments sharing homologous sequences at their ends.
Wouldn't it be more productive to examine the bulletproof vests and learn how to correct the deficient ones?
The death has prompted increased scrutiny of the therapy, a 10-year-old field in which scientists are trying to prevent, or treat, diseases by giving patients healthy genes to make up for deficient ones.
