Sentence examples for a marked deficit from inspiring English sources

The results showed that psychosocial stress induced a marked deficit in spatial learning in the water maze in HR, but not in LR, rats.

A neurological syndrome (often involving damage to the right parietal cortex) in which patients show a marked deficit in the ability to detect or respond to information in the contralesional field.

In a time when there seems to be a marked deficit in attention being paid to something as simple -- and yet mysterious -- as the way a "good house" can nurture a family, Burnard reminds us that patience may well be its cornerstone.

ITC lesions caused a marked deficit in the expression of extinction that correlated negatively with the number of surviving ITC neurons (Likhtik et al., 2008).

With respect to small-animal imaging, however, there still seems to exist a marked deficit of validation studies demonstrating the quantitative accuracy of ASL, and reliable data are scarce [7, 13, 14].

Immune-related gene families involved in recognition, signal modulation, and effector systems show a marked deficit of orthologs and excessive gene expansions, possibly reflecting selection pressures from different pathogens encountered in these insects' very different life-styles.

Our results demonstrate that patients undergoing high dose chemotherapy and ASCT have a persistent, marked deficit in CD4+ T-cell function.

If you want to talk money, if the centres were closed there would be a budget saving of billions of dollars a year – and that is substantial at a time of marked deficit.

In this layer, a high abundance of cyanobacteria and a marked nitrogen deficit were also observed.

The mean annual precipitation is between 40 and 55 inches (1,020 and 1,400 mm), but there is a marked moisture deficit because of the long, intensely dry season that follows.

Despite the similar tissue regeneration observed, the composite injury group experienced a marked functional deficit in the operated limb compared to either of the single-tissue injury groups, as determined by quantitative, automated CatWalk gait analysis.