Sentence examples for a learning deficit from inspiring English sources

Delusional beliefs can be conceptualized as a learning deficit, characterized by the failure to use contradictory evidence to modify the belief.

However, their finding and the estimated effect sizes provide tentative evidence that euthymic BD patients are less able to delay gratification than controls, although the main differences happened later during the task, potentially indicating a learning deficit or fluctuating response over time.

A learning deficit was also observed in murine models overexpressing the DYRK1A gene, using the Morris water maze with direct and reverse platform paradigms.

By genetically ablating a critical 19S/PA700 subunit (Rpt2/PSMC1) in the forebrain, and thus preventing formation of the 26S proteasome, Bedford and colleagues reveal that loss of 26S proteasome activity leads to synuclein and ubiquitin-positive inclusions in neurons of the forebrain, in addition to a learning deficit and progressive degeneration of forebrain regions.

In a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease the loss of PEBP1 function was observed and behavioral tests revealed a learning deficit [ 57].

Unlike RIM1 α−/−, the fRIM1/POMC-cre+ and fRIM1/KA-cre+ mice did not show a learning deficit in hippocampus-dependent forms of learning and memory, including the MWM and fear conditioning.

The administration of 100 ng of subtilisin into each hippocampus, immediately after training, was sufficient to induce a detectable learning deficit with a footshock stimulus of 0.5 mA.

As performance was impaired even though patients were exclusively treated with atypical neuroleptics, the present findings concur with converging evidence of a sequence learning deficit inherent in schizophrenia.

A discrimination learning deficit in these mice is unlikely since amnesic treatments are known to affect essentially Go running times (Meziane et al. 1993, 1998).

Reversal learning deficits were also reported in rats exposed to lead chronically from conception (Garavan et al. 2000; Hilson and Strupp 1997), although response pattern analyses suggested that lead-exposed rats exhibited an associative or learning deficit rather than a problem with cognitive flexibility.

In conclusion, xanthone alleviates Pb-induced neurotoxicity, in part, by suppression of oxidative damage and reversing AChE activity with a reduction in learning deficit and memory loss.