Sentence examples for deficient terms from inspiring English sources

As a first demonstrative example, a scalar ordinary differential equation is considered, wherein the model equation has missing and deficient terms.

The administrative process is deficient in terms of being a fair fact finding procedure.

Pacific languages seem to be deficient in terms to express appreciation of or reactions to art, apart from a few that designate the mastery of individual specialists.

Few people would have watched it live on German TV – a self-deprecating fan banner greeting "the four viewers on Sky" might not have been too far off the truth – but the game between the billionaire-sponsored village club and the Red Bull-owned newcomers was entertaining enough despite being rather deficient in terms of historical resonance or, if you will, authenticity.

The behaviour of Hun Sen and his ruling Cambodian People's Party, the committee says, "trends towards authoritarianism", while the courts, army and police are all deficient in terms of independence and impartiality.(Picture credit: Wikimedia Commons).

The collection process is deficient in terms of manpower and vehicle availability.

The results show that current government policy is failing to realise the economic value of native woodland and is deficient in terms of the continuity of support.

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.

Moreover, all of the HCWs were seriously deficient in terms of their general knowledge of influenza prevention and their own personal vaccination coverage was low.

Those at the bottom of the economic ladder are indeed a separate nation, as deficient in terms of health protection and educational advantage as an African country.

Their initial skills were deficient in terms of maternal and newborn health, and therefore as generalists they were unable to meet the needs of mothers and newborns.