Sentence examples for quite deficient from inspiring English sources

The system I suggest is no doubt quite deficient.

Overall, the American intelligence community at this time was staffed by amateurs and was quite deficient.

At present, the stock of flannel body garments and of warm socks, is quite deficient, and already in request.

When I inquired of her students' abilities to add and multiply fractions -- an essential aspect of computing probabilities -- she admitted that they were quite deficient.

"We're getting into areas where our intuition, which is often based on our prior experiences, is really quite deficient," says Ed Wasserman, science advisor to DuPont central research and development.

Taking these into account, the adaptation of Pd nanostructures on Si can offer promising opportunities for the Si-based applications; however, the systematic study on the fabrication of Pd NPs on Si (111) and its morphological and optical characterization is still quite deficient.

Government websites and even private legal information providers in India are, generally, quite technologically deficient.

These notes show how documentation can be quite different, but easily deficient as regards definite evidence that the criteria of the MCA have been satisfied.

In a quite different model, RAG-deficient mice receiving naive CD4+ T cells from SKG mice, that are genetically prone to spontaneously develop chronic autoimmune arthritis, exhibit a Th17-dependent polyarthritis [ 139].

These findings are quite different from RORγ-deficient mice, which do not show major changes in triglyceride or cholesterol serum levels nor altered energy expenditure suggesting that RORα and RORγ control different metabolic aspects under high-fat diet feeding.

Neurological damage due to vitamin deficiency is quite a common condition: up to 75% of B12-deficient patients can have neurological or neuropsychiatric symptoms even if not anaemic.