The Obama administration has begun cracking down on ineffective Head Start providers, notifying 254 of the 1,600 providers that they were "deficient" in terms of quality and would have to compete for funding, instead of getting automatic renewals.
I collected audio of thunderstorms, music coming out of cars, the subway trains rumbling underfoot; it was all reality, a quality I had lately begun to crave, as if I were deficient in some necessary vitamin or mineral". .
More than 50percentt were deficient in reading and almost 75percentt were deficient in math.
Until now he has been deficient in both the qualities Jesus demands of his followers: the cunning of serpents and the wisdom of doves.
It would still be an essential part of quality, and if it were not achieved it should remain apparent that quality was deficient in this respect.
Various studies conducted with animals demonstrated that methionine is the limiting amino acid in diets containing more than 30 parts of beans, while those diets containing more than 70 parts of maize are limiting in lysine The diet giving the highest quality is deficient in both amino acids (Bressani, Valiente and Tejada, 1962).
"Citizen cartographers," Google calls us — though it would seem we are deficient in at least a few qualities that great mapmakers require: texture, nuance, subtlety.
Conclusion: ICU-bed density is low, and expected quality in ICUs is deficient in Madhya Pradesh state of India.
Public sector in Pakistan has been deficient in the capacity to deliver equitable and quality health services and thus has been grossly underutilized.
India is deficient in both.
But it is deficient in two respects.
