Sentence examples for described deficiencies from inspiring English sources

It described deficiencies, including lack of clear procedures for carrying out experiments and of hazard analysis before beginning work, and analyzed what had gone wrong at the lab bench and at many levels of the university as a whole, from inadequate oral communication between the grad student and the principal investigator to deficient training and administrative organization.

Both described deficiencies in their own and each others' training.

Although the majority of countries described deficiencies of staff at central level, few reported shortages in the actual numbers of posts.

However, a lack of sufficient practical sessions was one of the most commonly described deficiencies of the pilot training by both facilitators and teachers, and perceived as key to improving both competence and confidence in the use of an RDT.

A number of reports described deficiency in the inter-conversion of cortisol and cortisone in association with a very rare disease, the syndrome of "apparent mineralocorticoid excess" (AME).

In the first pattern, observations describe deficiencies in the management system, but they do not explicitly display or have any reference as to how the deficiencies in the management system might affect the clinical processes.

"In the infants we describe, deficiency occurred because infant vitamin D supplementation was not recommended or monitored.

Three years later, the Receiver described continuing deficiencies caused by overcrowding.

The audit, ultimately released in 2012, described widespread deficiencies in L.A. County's oversight of abused and neglected children, including problems with the speed and quality of investigations and failure to perform required safety assessments of relatives' homes where children were placed.

Further clinical MRI studies should include a 1H MRS magnetic resonance spectroscopy sequence since recent publications have described creatine deficiencies in autistic disorders that were linked to known genetic anomalies [24], [25].

As an explanation for the apparent contradiction between low Bruce effect performance and normal fertility parameters, we believe that the sum of the described reproductive deficiencies may remain unnoticed in a laboratory environment: during the Bruce effect test, males and females are mated for just 24 h in contrast to the fertility monitoring in which breeding pairs remain in permanent contact.