Estimation from the deficit, however, is not straightforward, because usually one can identify screened cohorts only at aggregate rather than individual level, and it takes some years after screening before the subsequent deficit becomes observable.
Instead, they tested Coach Mike D'Antoni's team sternly, wiping out all but 2 points of a 16-point first-half deficit before the end of the third quarter, then all but 4 of a subsequent 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter, mostly because of their league-best defense.
This conclusion is supported by studies showing that bronchial hyperresponsiveness, independent of current asthma symptoms, is associated with subsequent deficits in airway function growth during childhood.
Moreover, the presence of functional polymorphisms and subsequent deficits in expression/processing in rodents and patients leads to signs of both central diabetes insipidus and emotional alterations, e.g. decreased anxiety-related behavior [13] [16].
The 4-back blocks were used intentionally to exceed subjects' working memory capacity, with the expectation of subsequent deficits in 2-back performance and associated involvement of limbic circuitry.
In rodents, postnatal focal freezing lesions lead to the formation of cortical microgyria similar to those seen in human dyslexic brains, and also cause subsequent deficits in rapid auditory processing similar to those reported in human language impaired populations.
Cognitive performance, mood, self-reported sleep quality, and plasma amino acid concentrations were periodically assessed during a 10-day energy balance period and a subsequent 21 -day, 40% energy deficit period.
Specifically, larvae chronically treated with alcohol that underwent a subsequent abstention showed a learning deficit.
From the moment that the majority of women were invited for a subsequent screening, in 1996, the deficit reached its maximum.
This pattern of deficits was repeated in a subsequent transfer test (Two striped walls).
