Sentence examples for usually deficient from inspiring English sources

Both copper red and blue were used as monochromes and, occasionally, together; but since these pigments required a slightly different firing temperature, one or the other is usually deficient in quality.

As artificial lighting is designed to human specifications, and so is usually deficient in UV light, there may be welfare implications for captive birds, with both context-dependent and chronic long-term effects in its absence.

Such persons tend to show a great concern for efficiency, are overly devoted to work and productivity, and are usually deficient in the ability to express warm or tender emotions.

A different study found that NAC reduced the desire to gamble in more than 80% of those addicted to this pastime, compared with 28% of those who were given a placebo.Serotonin is another neurotransmitter that is usually deficient in an addicted brain.

Histopathologically compared to the primary spleen and accessory spleens, splenic implants have a thinner capsule which is devoid of elastic tissue and the white pulp area or hilum is usually deficient [8].

Patients who need to take multiple medications are usually deficient in medication knowledge [ 3] especially the elderly.

Alkaline (sodic) soils are usually zinc deficient, therefore, we have also analysed zinc deficiency tolerant accessions to confirm whether salt, alkali and zinc deficiency tolerant accessions show a shared pattern.

A D usually means deficient but passing, which makes no sense to me.

One of the greatest challenges for conservation biology is providing solutions for endangered species in modern landscapes, usually with deficient biological information on how species respond to landscape disturbances.

In such a case, the speech correlation matrix is usually rank deficient, so that no solution exists.

In addition, the CVD-grown In2O3 NPs are usually oxygen deficient and have better conductivity than the homogenous stoichiometric In2O3[8].