Sentence examples for equally defective from inspiring English sources

The second and tenth counts are equally defective.

Specifically, the Bush lawyers were told how to challenge "illegal" civilian votes that they assumed would be for Mr. Gore and also how to defend equally defective military ballots, the document shows.

This efflux defect could underlie the in vivo defect observed for the UTI89 ΔhofQ mutant, but we do no believe this to be the case, as the UTI89 ΔgspD mutant had no in vivo phenotype despite being equally defective for efflux in vitro.

Equally, defective cross-talk and editing of DCs by NKs could affect the development of adaptive T cell anti-viral immunity through restricting antigen presentation 50, 51.

Contrariwise, no significant change in mtDNA content, CS, and MRC activities was measured in treated versus untreated Surf1 −/− or WT muscles, and the histochemical reaction to COX was equally defective in both treated and untreated Surf1 −/− specimens.

In ERCC1 mutant cells, however, the high cisplatin sensitivity observed compared to other mutant cells which are equally defective in the unhooking step of interstrand crosslink repair is most likely due to a defect other than in excision repair (De Silva et al, 2002).

The danger to be apprehended is as great and commerce may be equally impeded whether the defective appliance is used on a railroad which is state-owned or privately-owned.

Although the defect in Espinosa's allegations must be cured by supplemental pleading, instead of amended pleading, the statutory purpose of avoiding needless sacrifice to defective pleading applies equally to this case.

In future harvests, impacts are likely to be more equally distributed, as most of the defective E. cordifolia trees would have already been harvested after this first selection cut.

In the case of AIP4, this interaction did not require AIP4's ubiquitin ligase activity, since both wild-type FLAG-tagged AIP4 and ligase-defective AIP4 co-immunoprecipitated equally well with endogenous spartin.

As a result, the Philippines has had not only a defective democracy -- whereby citizens are formally equally, but in reality an oligarchy is in charge -- but also a weak state struggling to craft an optimal economic calculus.