Sentence examples for relatively deficient from inspiring English sources
"relatively deficient" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to compare two things that are lacking in a comparison. For example: "The level of education in this country is relatively deficient compared to similar nations."
Individuals with Type 1 diabetes are vulnerable to ketoacidosis if exogenous insulin is relatively deficient and to severe hypoglycaemia if insulin is delivered in relative excess.
Based on average annual rate of growth, Mattermark found the Bay Area to be relatively deficient, as well.
This information, whilst clearly desirable, is however relatively deficient for long-term outcomes in this complex group of patients.
This may be due to the enhanced circulation of groundwater in the shallow, local groundwater system, relatively deficient in silica.
Although the coordination problem between relay protections has been concentrated on, research on the coordination problem is still relatively deficient and requires further studies.
Conclusions: Long-term survivors of PD are relatively deficient in several micronutrients compared to non-operated controls taking the same diet.
Also, schizophrenia patients who have AVH are relatively more deficient as compared to the schizophrenia patients without AVH.
On the relatively cation deficient upper slope positions, crown dieback and crown condition improved with increasing foliar cation (Ca2+, Mg2+) concentration.
These ligands are said to be good σ-donors through the carbenic lone pair, but poor π-acceptors due to internal ligand back-donation from the nitrogen atoms adjacent to the carbene centre, and so are able to co-ordinate to even relatively electron deficient metals.
Social immunity provides significant protection for honey bee colonies and it has been suggested that this may explain why, compared to non-social insects, honey bees are relatively immunologically deficient (i.e., express fewer immune response proteins) [9].
Premenopausal women, however, are rendered relatively oestrogen deficient by tamoxifen and as a result may be more prone to osteoporosis in later life.
