The phrase "a complete deficit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a total lack or absence of something, often in financial or resource contexts.
Example: "The organization faced a complete deficit in funding, which hindered its ability to operate effectively."
Alternatives: "an absolute shortfall" or "a total lack".
Interestingly, GluR1 mutant mice with targeted mutations in the sites for PKA (S845A) and CaMKII (S831A), display a partial defect in hippocampal LTP and a complete deficit in LTD [52].
Furthermore, in vivo frataxin deficiency [33], [34], [35] as well as the expression of the N146K mutant (Fig 4C) lead to a strong decrease of Fe-S cluster biosynthesis rather than a complete deficit.
On the other hand, Holmes 9 described a visual disorientation syndrome in soldier patients with bilateral PPC lesions highlighting, in addition to a complete deficit for visually guided reach-to-grasp movements (optic ataxia), a wandering of gaze in search for peripheral objects and a difficulty maintaining fixation.
All groups subjected to crush exhibited an initial complete deficit that gradually recovered to normal or near normal.
As discussed above, complete deficit of C2 or C4 appears to cause SLE, and more subtle alterations in the classical pathway may also cause some tendency toward autoimmunity.
In contrast to the expected dramatic, complete deficit of manual dexterity of the contralesional hand that persists for several weeks, the impact on the manual dexterity of the ipsilesional hand was generally moderate (but statistically significant) and, when present, lasted less than 20 days.
However, WASp−/− B cells exhibit a near-complete deficit in integrin clustering in response to BCR and ICAM costimulation, as demonstrated by the failure to generate a stable pSMAC or to increase the cell:lipid bilayer contact area.
We identified a large number of genes that are in the category of anti-stress via various mechanisms, which include a complete water-deficit tolerance system and genes involved in resistance in oxidation damage and fungal pathogen infection (Table 6 and Table 10).
Neurological examination showed a complete right L5 deficit.
Using field recordings, they further show that these structural deficits are accompanied by functional deficits – a complete loss of LTP in Schaffer collateral pathway.
Thus, it is unlikely that a loss of head-direction information can provide a complete account of the deficits seen in the current study.
