Even some of the people most thirsty for transforming Mubarak's stagnant nation from a democracy-deficient to a democracy-rich society have, in despair, been yearning for the old stability.
Its ultimate end is always to improve a condition which is conceived to be deficient, to fulfill a need, to achieve satisfaction, to increase happiness.
On April 22, however, Ambach issued a ruling, which held that Wagner's credentials in education were too deficient to permit a waiver.
[FN13] The word define is proper when applied to offences in this case; the law of nations being often too vague and deficient to be a rule.
azul and used to be fermented in the tequila industry; however, it is nutritionally deficient to support a balanced yeast growth, resulting in low fermentative rates and high residual sugars, which severely limit the implementation of yeast continuous fermentations.
Our results showed that contamination levels were deficient to moderate, as a result of sustainable agricultural practices.
Subsequently, a study in the DMBA/TPA two-step mouse skin carcinogenesis model revealed an accelerated growth rate of papillomas in a p19Arf-deficient compared to a p53-deficient genetic background [10].
7 A total of 27% of the children in this trial were vitamin A deficient (corresponding to a retinol level below 0.7 μmol/l) at 6 weeks of age and 9% were deficient at 4 months of age.
The Office of Management and Budget has not done enough to oversee $22 billion worth of critical federal information technology projects that it previously flagged as deficient, according to a government report set for release today.
It has been claimed up to 25% of children are vitamin D deficient, leading to a rise in rickets cases.
