Sentence examples for it deficient from inspiring English sources

However, a major limitation of rAAV is its small packaging capacity (≈4.7 kb), rendering it deficient for therapies requiring large promoters and or transgenes.

Usually, for instance, there just isn't the time for trainees to top up their subject knowledge if they find it deficient.

Some readers will find it deficient in music; certainly, it dynamites the idea that poems must find some symbolic relation to lived life.

So now we know that during the year the firm did not make the required changes, it used an auditor who had been banned from the industry as an expert in the very areas in which the board had found it deficient.

If a society jeers at its good athletes and poets, it is deficient, and its practices should be reformed so that the deserving are rewarded in due proportion.

By understanding the host response to TB, and particularly how it is deficient or how it is manipulated by mycobacteria, we will be better informed in our strategies for vaccine design and immune-targeted therapies.

The film has so much that's good – John Gielgud as Bolingbroke; one of the greatest, most brutal battle scenes of cinema – but in one respect it seems seriously deficient: it lacks laughter, and laughter is Falstaff's essence.

However, MeSH does not include genes that are known to be associated with their disease terms, it is deficient in many detailed diseases (especially complex syndromes), and it contains some idiosyncrasies that present challenges to data navigation and analysis.

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.

But it is deficient in two respects.

In extreme cases, it causes deficient brain development and serious mental and physical retardation.