Sentence examples for greater deficiency from inspiring English sources

Above the phase transition, the Hall carrier concentration of Cu1.97Ag0.03Se1.009 is greater than that of Cu1.97Ag0.03Se due to the greater deficiency of metal ions.

It is notable that in our study the z-scores in the hip fracture patients without spinal fracture are normal (that is, above or close to zero) indicating no greater deficiency in skeletal mass in these patients than in the age and gender matched normative databases of the particular densitometers (Table 1).

Significant positive associations were found between the dietary intake and blood biomarkers for vitamin B-6 (β: 0.166 nmol/L per mg/d; 95% CI: 0.017, 0.316), betaine (β: 0.037 μmol/L per mg/d; 95% CI: 0.006, 0.069), and riboflavin (β: −0.038 EGRAC points per mg/d; 95% CI: −0.064, −0.0112, where a higher EGRAC indicates greater deficiency and thus explained the negative coefficient).

There was modest evidence that residents in nursing homes with more registered nurses per bed had a longer time to hospitalization (p=.10), while residents in nursing homes with greater deficiencies had shorter time to hospitalization.

Weatherspoon, a burly 6 feet 7 inches, should strengthen the Knicks' greatest deficiency -- rebounding.

In the final Test, Watto finally came good, delivering on the promise of that Samson-like front foot while simultaneously remedying, for a time, its great deficiency.

Many Olympic officials said the failure to mount an effective campaign against the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs was Mr. Samaranch's greatest deficiency.

A1 Teachers Meet Computers Thousands of educators around the country with computers in their classrooms are using their time off this summer to confront what they see as their greatest deficiency: technology literacy.

And with scant time given to training in the school year, thousands of educators around the country are using their time off this summer to confront what they identify as their greatest deficiency: technology literacy.

And this leads to perhaps the greatest deficiency in this report: a complete failure to discuss the importance of who holds the quasi-mythical "loss-absorbing debt" at the holding company level.

And, perhaps the component of clearest value from outside the world of climate politics, it moves forward on REDD, the plan for reducing deforestation.To many environmentalists, the accord's great deficiency is that it sets no targets for emissions; earlier drafts had room for specific figures for developed-country reductions in 2020 and both developed-country and global reductions by 2050.