deficient in

"Making the logo twice the size" is often a good thing to do , because most advertisements are deficient in brand identification.

I never thought Mr. Darcy so deficient in the APPEARANCE of it as you used to do.

He was something of a humorist, and rather deficient in general education; but acute, patient, and upright.

However, it may also be a warning sign of blood loss in your body that may be causing you to be deficient in iron.

If I had not adopted the mysterious implication, that meant I was deficient in the perception of life.

While you seem to be the big moneymaker in the relationship, this could suggest that your partner will feel deficient in comparison.

A tradition states, if one looks at it during the academic year, he will not be found deficient in academics.

To identify potential therapeutics, Pierce-Shimomura begins with worms that have been mutated to be deficient in producing dopamine.

Low-income women are often deficient in a number of micronutrients, including vitamins C and E, vitamin B complex and folate.

however , it is still quite deficient in our knowledge about the up - to - date development of international mass communication.

When wheat plants allowed to become deficient in potassium, pyruvate kinase activity increased.

A fruitarian diet, which consists solely of fruit, is deficient in protein, salt, and many micronutrients and is not recommended.

Some soils are notoriously deficient in micro nutrients and are therefore unable to support most plant life.

Suggest which enzyme might be deficient in this child, Propose a treatment.

You are statistically more likely to be deficient in certain micronutrients, even if you eat a healthy diet.

We don't want the brain to be deficient in its critical nutrients during development.

After some routine blood tests, she found out that she's borderline deficient in both iron and B12, which helps explains her exhaustion.

Thin. Term applied to a wine deficient in alcohol, extract and colour, which lacks of body.

The additional training shall be documented and shall address those areas found deficient in the candidate's skills or knowledge.

brains of Parkinson's patients to determine which type of microRNA was noticeably deficient in the midbrain regions.

Meanwhile, the health institutions lack the Financial support in rural area, Modern medical resources was extremely deficient in rural area.

In contrast, lab animals that live unusually long with extra antioxidants may be deficient in those chemicals to begin with.

However, we are still deficient in the introduction and acclimatization, development and utilization of the local wild ornamental plant.

If certain nutrients are deficient in the daily diet of people, a number of options can be considered.

The American way of life was said to be deficient in spite of the affluence .

the curriculum project is deficient in the cultivation procedure of using theoretical knowledge to perform operating ability.

Research showed that users would no longer accept a robust, efficient machine that was deficient in handling qualities.

Traditional practice teaching is deficient in teaching modes, contents of teaching courses and teaching methods.

In contrast, knockout mice deficient in the endothelial form of NOS have larger infarcts than normal (62).

Leaders, business or otherwise, seldom are deficient in animal spirits and often relish increased activity and challenge.

China is deficient in potash resource and potash industry is weak, potash supply is realized by export and its dependence is 76%.

It is worth noting that some Pinot clones may be slightly deficient in tannin and the addition of stems can compensate for this .

When compared with only 50 years ago, fruit and vegetables are now deficient in a number of basic life giving minerals and vitamins .

It is deficient in the essential amino acid methionine, but methionine can be added cheaply to animal feed.

When zinc was given to rats deficient in the mineral, it increased the number of taste buds on the tongue.

The region where pathogenic factors invades must be deficient in Qi.

Food intake may be insufficient to supply calories or protein (see kwashiorkor ) or deficient in one or more essential vitamins or minerals.

If the diet is deficient in raw materials, then the brain cannot produce the neurotransmitters it needs.

Blood tests can indicate if you're deficient in a number of key nutrients.

Haemophiliacs may be treated by transfusions of the protein they are deficient in.

Look at line number four, which is so clearly -- simply by looking at this, you can tell it's deficient in the number of syllables.

Female mice deficient in the particular protein showed depression-like behaviours.

A vascular phenotype has ener been described in mice deficient in the gene for small leucine-rich proteoglycans.

Often one variety has many desirable traits but is deficient in one or two major respects.

Some comparatively obvious ones are deficient in translating into Chinese.

This theory has understandable appeal, but is deficient in important respects.

But banana-based diets are deficient in iron and vitamin A, leaving many Ugandans malnourished.

At last some teachers are found deficient in the consciousness of developing on their own and lack in self- motivation.

deficient in human sensibility; not mentally or morally sensitive.

But, it's the folic acid they contain that may cause people to have better recall ability than those who are deficient in this B vitamin.

Most people with micronutrient deficiencies live in low income countries and are typically deficient in more than one micronutrient.

Cereals are especially deficient in the essential amino acid lysine.

Deficient in quantity, fullness, or extent; scanty.

Many women who cut animal foods from their diet end up tired, hungry and deficient in things like protein and iron, Dr. Willett cautions.

If you are deficient in sodium, your body will pull its reserves from your bones, making them brittle.

Children are deficient in initiativeness and activeness in Chinese language learning and happy emotion experience.

It simply wouldn't do to look or feel deficient in these most basic characteristics.

the question is which element is deficient in the soil.

Jujube is very rich in vitamin C content, if the diet deficient in vitamin C, people will feel fatigue, malaise, and some have even scurvy.

Most of the food they eats is deficient in iron and protein.

He can't establish a company of his own because he is deficient in capital.

Which type of advertising is deficient in market?

Often is found deficient in women and children.

It's estimated that though many people take vitamins, they are still deficient in many important vitamin compounds.

Deficient in melody; not tuneful.

His speech is deficient in clearness.

The crisis exposed central bankers as misguided in their theories and deficient in their practices, but also as indispensable.

Our real estate is congenitally deficient in this regard.

This is a phase full of myths and legends, deficient in the necessary verifications.

Harsh and bitter sensory properties are enhanced when the juice or must is deficient in micronutrients such as pantothenic acid.

deficient in tastefulness or beauty.

Manure supplies what is deficient in the soil.

Its mountainous terrain deficient in fertile land and water, Hong Kong possessed only one natural asset - a fine and sheltered anchorage.

An "idiot savant" is an individual who is a genius in a particular skill, but strikingly deficient in all other skills.

An estimated 127 million pre-school children and 7. 2 million pregnant women are deficient in vitamin A.

Okay, I can do that. Is there any nutrient that I'm seriously deficient in?

He is deficient in the living skills.

He is deficient in energy.

The same is true of some kinds of fluorescent lighting, which are also deficient in red light.

She is deficient in education.

The knowledge returning back is deficient in , European Union economy and international trade law need a law to study further especially.

One who is regarded as deficient in judgment, sense, or understanding.

At present, such inter-disciplinary talent is also deficient in our country.

People with hemophilia A, the most common form of the disease, are deficient in Factor VIII and suffer episodes of uncontrolled bleeding

Deficient in iron, which if used for longer than one month could result in anemia

Effects of Two Different Recombinant Human Growth Hormone Doses Treatment on Growth Hormone-Deficient in Children

not deficient in good-humour when they were pleased, nor in the power of being agreeable when they chose it;

Pathogenicity of Cell Wall Deficient Mycobacterium tuberculosis strain deficient in cell wall in Animals and Vero cells

deficient in an essential or important quality or ingredient

Here are nutrients that may be deficient in a vegetarian diet and how you can get these nutrients from nonmeat sources

Deficient in copper & linoleic acid, not in compliance with section 412 of Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act

The results showed that the winter water can improve formation of wheat colony, but water is deficient in late period, yield will be low;

an armchair theorist deficient in practical experience

cottonseed meal is deficient in lysine , methionine and leucine

Meager Deficient in quantity, fullness, or extent; scanty

Marked in violation of Infant Formula Act, deficient in folacin, vitamin D and zinc

Geological environment deficient in water and way to seek water in the loess plateau

On Legal Consequence ofContract Deficient in Written Form andLegislation for Perfection

Labeling as deficient in learning