Sentence examples for deficient sense from inspiring English sources

Aufderheide has a congenitally deficient sense of smell.

It's in their culture, which combines an excess of professionalism with a deficient sense of proportion.

"He has a hearty laugh but a somewhat deficient sense of the ridiculous," Alsop wrote.

It became clear that many people are very happy living with a deficient sense of truth — not knowing, not caring.

I was startled by the association of divine retribution with a broken steering linkage; I had never thought about how an autistic person, with a wholly causal or scientific view of the universe and a deficient sense of agency or intention, might formulate such matters as divine judgment or will.

But if you've never actually shoved your arm into a steaming carcass to cut the windpipe with nothing to guide you but the feeble beam of a flashlight and your innate, and undoubtedly deficient, sense of anatomy, then by God it seems you've got quite a task on your hands.

More generally deficient sensing, signal transduction or regulation may be involved in the inability to cause disease.

Interesting implications for improving deficient time sense might arise.

Moreover, cells with deficient quorum sensing mechanism show similar aggregation as the wild-type bacteria.

If the manipulator is deficient in sensing, the contact force may not be fully determined in general.

This is probably because ATM translocates to the cytoplasm in differentiated SH-SY5Y cells [6], thereby making ATM deficient in sensing DNA damage.