Some readers will find it deficient in music; certainly, it dynamites the idea that poems must find some symbolic relation to lived life.
Usually, for instance, there just isn't the time for trainees to top up their subject knowledge if they find it deficient.
The National Academy of Sciences, the nation's most prestigious scientific organization, has surveyed the field of forensic science and found it grossly deficient.
Candidly acknowledging China's destructive penchant for extremism, for lurching from one form of totalism to another, Mr. Wang has become one of the first indigenous voices to critique China's "economic miracle" fully and publicly and to find it a deficient remedy for the failures of socialism.
But at the very least, it's an extremely weak intellectual foundation from which to judge Christianity and find it morally deficient — which was my original point in the exchange with Saletan.
Interns also felt unprepared to counsel patients and found it difficult to overcome patients' deficient understanding of their medical illness as a result of a low level of literacy.
In contrast, we didn't find a deficiency on any mouse chromosomes but we did find it is significantly deficient on the human X and approaching significance on the monkey X.
"I find it a bit disturbing and somewhat offensive that the concept of the intellectually deficient consumer has found a voice in our legislative process," he said.
In view of the normative function of law in creating and enforcing obligations and rights, it always makes sense to ask whether law is just, and where it is found deficient to demand reform.
Its effects on the junction temperature, the heat sink average temperature, the total thermal resistance and the luminous flux was also investigated and it was found that a deficient thermal path affects severely the thermal properties of LED package even with an efficient heat sink.
