Sentence examples for to be deficient from inspiring English sources
Serotonin has been shown to be deficient in individuals with PAH deficiency who exhibit executive function defects.
"We're not allowed to be deficient".
ROBERT DALZIEL, a London-based architect, has always considered contemporary housing in Britain to be deficient.
Calcium is the mineral that is most likely to be deficient in the average diet.
Under Mourinho, Real Madrid is not likely to be deficient on that score.
On the one hand Owen claims that he considers some of the evidence submitted by the two alleged assassins, Lugovoi and Kovtun, to be deficient.
Analysts at Barclays said: "If group reserves were found to be deficient, the effect could be many times as severe as it has been for the Irish business".
College soccer is thought to be deficient in cultivating talent, given the restriction of 20 games a season and the lack of top-flight competition.
An international group of researchers found that mice that were genetically engineered to be deficient in cannabinoid receptors ate 40percentt less than normal mice.
His coaching was based on ball mastery which in 1953 was seen to be deficient in the English players, just as it is today.
Research has also shown that compared with those who do not use drugs, addicts tend to be deficient in a certain type of dopamine receptor, dubbed DR2.
