Sentence examples for coordination deficiencies from inspiring English sources

These coordination deficiencies lead to problems in activities of daily living as well as in academic performance [ 10].

In recreational diving accidents, neurological symptoms such as numbness, paraesthesia, dizziness and coordination deficiencies are among the most often reported manifestations of DCS (Vann et al. 2011; Newton et al. 2007).

The presence of concomitant neurological diseases resulting in a worsening of motor coordination, such as Parkinson disease, directed the prescription to Respimat (a formulation developed to increase the compliance in patients with coordination deficiencies).

Overall, neurological symptoms/diagnoses were rare and were not more common in patients with ADHD than without ADHD with only minor differences between groups in the percentage of patients with tics, Tourette's syndrome, coordination deficiencies, or deficiencies in fine motor skills (Table  3).

CuBr is coupled to the nanotube due to its low dimensionality and strong coordination deficiency of atoms thus forming one-dimensional nanocrystal, which is non-free-standing.

Never less, it has been suggested that shoulder pathologies are negatively impacted by a loss of stability and a coordination deficiency of the proximal body parts (legs, torso and scapula).

Whatever the origin of these troubles (neuromotors, sensory, coordination or cognitive deficiencies), they can lead to major impact on activities, participation and quality of life.

Recent studies have provided evidence for Pi as a signaling molecule and initial insight into the coordination of Pi deficiency responses at the cellular and molecular level.

Mutant mice lacking BDNF have severe deficiencies in coordination and balance, associated with excessive degeneration in several sensory ganglia including the vestibular ganglion [25].

Increased use of these concepts by biologists may cultivate conceptual confluence among disciplines and help reconcile deficiencies in coordination between anthropo- and ecocentric motivations.

Introduction: The most common sources of clinical errors are not from failure of clinical knowledge or skill, but rather failure of team performance with deficiencies in communication, coordination and teamwork.