The woman who was once called "the best bad girl in British films" was always prepared to help make up any deficiency in that respect.
In a letter to hospitals on June 18, Michael P. Starkowski, the deputy commissioner for the Department of Social Services, told hospital administrators that there would be a delay in this month's Medicaid payments because the State Legislature had not acted on a request for $69 million in funds to make up for a deficiency in appropriations.
students do, although it shouldn't be necessary unless you're catching up after changing majors or making up a course deficiency, or if you have scheduling conflicts that get in the way of taking premed requirements, for example.
But for many buyers, the $5,500 price savings and higher mileage make up for aural deficiencies.
To make up the deficiency there is a dreadful musical background, a kind of middle-European choir of heavenly voices that sings loudly and insistently and almost all the time as if the spirit that moved upon the face of the waters were standing off the set, waiting for the services to begin.
It is reported that supplemented catalase acted by preventing the accumulation of hydrogen peroxide in VBNC cells and Tween 20 made up for a deficiency of carbon [ 22, 24].
As the image resolution of a compound eye optical system is increased with the number of microlens and the radius of each microlens unit, enlarging the overall size of a microlens array can make up the deficiency.
If admitted to this degree program, those lacking a biology background will be required to make up the deficiency.
Interested applicants lacking background in these areas should make up the deficiency before applying.
The student must then successfully accomplish additional work specified by the Committee in order to make up the deficiency and be allowed to proceed further.
If you finish freshman year with seven or fewer courses, then you have to switch to the A.B. degree until you make up the deficiency.
