Sentence examples for deficient though from inspiring English sources

Ashcroft's guidance was deficient: though it expressly banned racial profiling by federal law enforcement agencies, it left broad exemptions for national security and border integrity investigations.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) presently lacks sufficient information to assess the leopard catshark beyond Data Deficient, though notes that its inshore habitat is heavily fished and otherwise impacted by human activity.

People with autism and Asperger's syndrome, Baron-Cohen argues, are also empathy-deficient, though he calls them "Zero-Positive".

The receiving school gets no credit; the sending school is punished as somehow deficient, even though consumer choice is really the issue for countless reasons.

This may be explained by the use of rituximab in 27 patients within the subgroup with a deficient ADAMTS13, though we cannot totally exclude a possible additional role of steroids since patients in the deficiency group received more frequently steroids than patients of the detectable group.

- A study in Boston reported of 40 mother infant pairs 76% of moms and 81% of newborns were vitamin D deficient even though the mothers were documented to be ingesting on average 600 IU/d of vitamin D during their pregnancy.

Nevertheless, vaccine-exposed GL26 cells were no more tumorigenic than parental GL26 in T cell-deficient hosts, though they otherwise appeared similar to GSCs enriched by chemotherapy.

In addition, Survivin expression was downregulated by LY294002 in Smad4-deficient cells, though its expression was increased by 5-FU alone.

As fatty acids are the main energy fuel for skeletal and heart muscle as well as liver, dysfunction of these organs may occur during metabolic decompensation in MCAD-deficient patients though other mechanisms may play an additional role.

Within the side there is recognition that the player who can deliver a well-struck 30 at an appropriate time, though deficient in Test match terms, can be invaluable in a limited-overs context.

Though deficient in the powers of foresight and observation, economists do believe they know how to treat an economy on the brink of recession, as this one seems to be.