Sentence examples for supposedly deficient from inspiring English sources
The worst effect of focusing on supposedly deficient demand is that it lulls us into failing to "think structural" in dealing with long-term problems.
This, by Locke's lights, is not an uncommon situation for folk arts to face, finding it necessary as they often do to resist being disavowed by subsequent generations wishing to distance themselves from the supposedly deficient quality of the folk expression.
In a related vein, School Chancellor Joel I. Klein stressed, of supposedly deficient schools, "Closings are meant to be curative, not punitive".
However, in our study cohort of LBW infants we found no overall effect of VAS on growth suggesting that even supposedly deficient newborns do not benefit from neonatal VAS.
First, it gives non-Southerners license to point their fingers at a supposedly culturally deficient region, while ignoring their own shortcomings.
Both features are supposedly lacking in euroland.
Their supposedly attention-deficient viewers are suddenly half-hour fans again.
Interestingly, where live bacteria are used, the enhanced inflammation and supposedly stronger anti-bacterial immune response in DUSP1-deficient mice do not facilitate bacteria clearance, but instead cause a higher mortality rate [ 73] or increased bacteria burden [ 74, 75].
Interestingly, these cardiomyocyte miRNA-deficient mice developed heart failure with supposedly consequent influx of non-myocyte cells like leukocytes and fibroblasts as contributors to the increased presence of these miRNAs.
In the DLST-deficient ste−/− mutant embryos ATP production via oxidative phosphorylation is supposedly disrupted.
