Sentence examples for truly deficient from inspiring English sources
Turnbull says a change in parliament culture is needed, with current standards "truly deficient".
Nonetheless, that anchoring is present among the majority of preschool children suggests that the abnormal anchoring of individuals with dyslexia is more likely a result of truly deficient rather than of less developed anchoring mechanisms, because otherwise the deficit may have been expected to diminish by adolescence, which was not the case in our previous studies [5], [31].
Then, in 1985, new technology flooded the marketplace with synthetic human growth hormone, safe from infectious contaminants and made in quantities enough to treat not just the truly pituitary-deficient, but all small-comers.
Are there truly no color deficient artists, or have they not been recognized?
To determine whether the observed pro-tumor effects of the tumor-derived MVs were truly Treg-dependent, inducible Treg-deficient mice (diphtheria toxin-treated Foxp3DTR mice) were treated with tumor-derived MVs (Supplementary information, Figure S12A).
In fact, one in five wills drawn up in this country is believed to be deficient in some way, a truly appalling number.
Compared with games that feature truly top-flight PC graphics, like Crysis 2, Rage is embarrassingly deficient.
However, the repair-deficient member of these cell lines was not truly isogenic since in order to restore MMR activity a whole copy of chromosome 3 carrying a wild-type copy of MLH1 was inserted into the HCT116 cells (Koi et al, 1994).
I will remain an evolutionary loser and a mentally deficient member of gun world, hoping that we will have the courage to become truly civilized and turn the tables on those who would lead us down their dark path.
To determine whether a truly causative relationship existed between FXIII activity and myocardial healing, we have recently studied myocardial repair in FXIII deficient mice [2].
