Sentence examples for unusually deficient from inspiring English sources
But on Saturday, the Yankees were unusually deficient offensively, and lost to the Cleveland Indians, 3-1.
They conclude that there is no good reason to believe that scientists tend to be unusually deficient in imagery.
It is used legitimately to treat some hormone-deficient children who are unusually short.
Moreover, PACAP-deficient mice express an unusually early onset of activities, from approximately four hours before the dark period, without influencing the phase of the endogenous circadian clock.
The other extreme has people who are "spiritually/religiously deficient, those born with an unusually underdeveloped spiritual/religious function".
Analysis of the electrophoretogram revealed that core histones H2A, H2B, H3 and H4, identified by comparison with standard calf thymus histone bands, persisted at unusually high levels in the testis of rodents deficient in either testosterone or FSH.
Although fzl mutant plants are not deficient in thylakoid formation per se, fzl chloroplasts are large and unusually shaped, they contain abnormal proportions of stromal and granal lamellae and they frequently accumulate small vesicles (Gao et al, 2006).
In addition, patients with disseminated malignancies seem to have a deficient activity of von Willebrand's factor-cleaving protease (ADAMTS13), resulting in unusually large von Willebrand factor multimers, a key adhesive protein involved in primary haemostasis (Oleksowicz et al, 1999).
In unusually blunt language, Powell said a draft resolution proposed by France, Germany and Britain for dealing with Iran was "deficient" because it specified no consequences for the Tehran government if it failed to cooperate fully with the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency, or IAEA.
Is he mentally deficient?
