Sentence examples for demonstrated deficiency from inspiring English sources

"The court's holding," Justice Kennedy wrote, "is a windfall to defendants, one that is unjustified by a demonstrated deficiency in trials, any well-understood historical requirement, or any established constitutional precedent".

The situation was made worse when they demonstrated deficiency in mastery of subjects being taught or failed to answer questions correctly.

The former were considered by the consensus conference to be appropriate as part of the initial workup of patients, whereas the latter were considered to be only appropriate in the followup of patients with a demonstrated deficiency[ 6, 7].

Administration officials said the contracts demonstrated deficiencies in the system put in place last summer to simplify the shipment of aid to Iraqi civilians under the United Nations "oil for food" program.

The American public must finally realize that one of the signs of an unhealthy society begins with children who are born with serious obstacles to learning and already have demonstrated deficiencies in their ability to learn even before entering pre-school or kindergarten.

They demonstrated deficiencies in methodological approaches and highlighted problems in concluding pain experience from behavioural responses.

Studies in various parts of the world have demonstrated deficiencies in actually using surveillance for management and action (43– 43).

In a recent study in Nevada, the abilities of practicing physicians and medical students to search Boolean queries were compared, and both demonstrated deficiencies in optimal phrasing.

Several authors have demonstrated deficiencies in the reporting of study design features and other methodological information necessary to judge the quality of the evidence in veterinary research, especially in clinical trials [ 19- 23].

Also, medical students, residents, and practicing physicians have demonstrated deficiencies in working knowledge of even the most common forms of disability, such as cerebral palsy and learning disabilities[ 6, 9, 12, 14, 15].

Odds ratio (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) (n = 435) Despite efforts made by the Tanzanian government to improve quality of antenatal care, this study demonstrated deficiencies in the counselling of pregnancy danger signs in this rural district.