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insufficiency noun absence, dearth, deficiency, deficit, depletion, emptiness, exhaustion, exiguity, falling short, fewness, inadequacy, incompetence, incompleteness, inopia, lack, need, not enough, paucity, scantiness, scantness, scarcity, short fall, short measure, short supply, shortage, shortcoming, sparseness, stint, too few, want
Associated concepts: insufficiency of evidence, insufficiency of law to support a verdict

INSUFFICIENCY. What is not competent; not enough.

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abortion absence Brief for Respondent dearth defect deficiency deficit delinquency demurrer depletion detriment disability disadvantage disqualification emergency emptiness exhaustion exiguity failing			Recording the medical cause of death as placental insufficiency, Cardiff and Vale coroner Mary Hassell told Emma: 'During this inquest, those around you have described you as caring, a mother bird, somebody who looks after everybody and who they can turn to for advice. TRAGIC SECRET by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales) Vascular thrombosis or pregnancy morbidity, including recurrent early losses, late loss, or premature births due to severe pre-eclampsia or severe placental insufficiency 3. CME questions: antiphospholipid syndrome by Southern Medical Journal However, age is a factor in certain foetal abnormalities, and you have a risk of diabetes and placental insufficiency, so you may be screened for these more frequently to be on the safe side. Dr Miriam: HEALTH FOCUS: AMNIOCENTESIS Safety first for mature mums by The Mirror (London, England)			place on record place out of bounds place outside the protection of the law place parallel place permanently place reliance in place reliance on place the blame for place the responsibility for place to live in place under a liquid place under arrest place under federal administration place under federal rule place under government control place under interdiction place under protective custody place under the ban place upon a list place where one lives placed placed in advance placement placement against placement opposite placental insufficiency placere placet placid placidness placidus placing placing in confinement placing in office placitum plagiarism Plagiarius plagiarize plagiary Plagium plague plagued by conscience plagueful plaguesome plain plain English plain error plain interpretation plain language plain meaning plain sense			placental circulation placental circulation placental circulation placental clock placental dysfunction placental dystocia placental dystocia placental edema placental edema placental estrogen placental estrogen placental estrogen placental failure Placental Glutathione-S-Transferase Placental Growth Factor placental growth hormone placental h placental h placental h placental hormone placental hormone placental hormone Placental hormones Placental hormones Placental hormones placental implantation placental implantation placental infarct placental inflammation placental inflammation placental insufficiency Placental lactogen Placental lactogen placental lobe placental mammal placental mammal placental mammal Placental mammals Placental mammals placental membrane placental membrane placental membrane placental mole placental mole Placental O2 Placental Opioid Enhancing Factor Placental Opioid-Enhancing Factor placental plaques placental plaques placental presentation placental presentation placental presentation placental presentation Placental Protein 1 Placental Protein 5 placental removal placental removal Placental Residual Blood Volume placental scan Placental separation placental sinus

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