Sentence examples for deficient that from inspiring English sources

There is an issue of " 1 – Knowledge" reported by the endocrinologists (consequences of cessation of GH therapy in patients who remain deficient), that also linked to the domain of " 6 - Beliefs about Consequences".

The researchers noted that 17percentt of the world population is already zinc deficient, that 20percentt of pregnant women already suffer iron-deficiency anemia, and that one third are already vitamin A deficient.

Their histories are so compromised and drug testing is so deficient that any spectacular performances bring immediate skepticism.

Testing still remains so deficient that athletes cannot prove their innocence, and athletes at the Sydney Olympics will have to live with the suspicion that accompanies successful performances.

Drug testing in Olympic sports is so deficient that there is no certain way to tell whether athletes are using illicit substances to enhance their performances.

The students who believed that their intelligence was a fixed trait were so concerned about appearing to be deficient that they preferred to stay home.

The delicious irony is that it is this young lady's double dose of docility -- being both a well-bred Southerner and mentally deficient -- that makes her so suitable a match for a mama's boy in a Roman Catholic culture.

The "deficient" system that exists when the geometric multiplicity of an eigenvalue of a linear vibrating system is less than its algebraic multiplicity is defined and constructed.

While those false attacks on Jennings didn't come from MassResistance, they set the stage for other factually deficient attacks that did.

This requires a showing of deficient performance that prejudiced the defense, such that the outcome of the case would have been different but for the ineffective performance, considering the total circumstances (Strickland v. Washington (1984)).

Class I includes severely deficient variants that suffer from chronic non-spherocytic haemolytic anemia.