Sentence examples for essentially defective from inspiring English sources

The concept of original sin, for example, "is not some outdated relic from the religious past," Critchley writes, but is alive in any system of authoritarian rule — even the supposedly godless ones — in that they operate from the premise that "there is something essentially defective in human nature which requires a corrective".

I am sensible, thousands of men in the United States, are disposed to adopt the proposed constitution, though they perceive it to be essentially defective, under an idea that amendments of it, may be obtained when necessary.

Studies of lattice dynamics, optical properties, and band positions have been able to clearly show that the synthesized Ta3N5 is essentially defective and non-stoichiometric and that a truly pure phase of Ta3N5 has never been achieved, even though XRD has shown a pure phase sample.

Loss of both pathways causes essentially 100% defective gonad morphology, and results in both DTC pathfinding defects and short migrations (truncation).

For most of Christian history, theologians held to Aristotle's view that a woman is essentially a defective man, inferior by nature — an argument that mortifies today's complementarians.

Gene transfer of LARGE into Largemyd mice essentially replaces the defective gene with the normal version of the gene.

However, combining the 4-1BBL knockout and 4-1BBL-blocking studiessentially essentially replicated the defective accumulation of both M38 and m139-reactive CD8+ T cells that were seen in the absence of 4-1BB.

I later realized that, with the Nazis, what we were essentially dealing with was a defective group mind, a mind so emotionally defective that the word 'human' could not be applied to them".

What became readily apparent in time, however, was that nonlysosomal enzymes, as well as soluble and transmembrane proteins of late endosomes and lysosomes when defective could also cause lysosomal storage defects essentially identical to conditions lacking a specific lysosomal hydrolase.

(Though see Carter 1982 and Garcia 1987 for attempts to show that God cannot be contingently morally perfect; on these views, God is either essentially morally perfect or essentially morally defective).

D1Rs were visible on cilia in essentially all cells expressing the motor-defective HA-KIF17-G234A, buthehe degree of ciliary receptor enrichment was greatly reduced.