Sentence examples for deficient control over from inspiring English sources

Yet the term 'access disorder' can refer to two different deficits, either impaired entry into semantics from a particular modality (e.g. spoken words), or deficient control over the retrieval of semantic information.

We investigate the probability of deficient control channels reducing quality of service and impeding transmission.

A probabilistic category learning task was designed in order to empirically test the hypothesis that deficient inhibitory control over the contents of working memory may be a fundamental cognitive abnormality of psychometrically identified schizotypal individuals.

Deficient executive control over semantic processing is a core feature of semantic aphasia but has recently been extended to predict behaviour in Wernicke's aphasia (Robson et al., 2012).

In nearly four hours of testimony to Parliament's commission on banking standards, current and former bank executives faced questions over management missteps, deficient controls and the broader environment that prompted employees to report false rates.

As the β-cells regenerate, the insulin-deficient mice developed better control over their blood sugar.

Moreover, hostile men may poorly regulate glucose mobilization because of deficient right frontal capacity for regulatory control over the sympathetic arousal response.

Our findings confirm a dual-deficit in Wernicke's aphasia, i.e. deficient auditory/phonological input-processing plus impaired control over conceptual activation affecting both word and picture tasks (Robson et al., 2012).

This rapid rearrangement by recombination in a region that is deficient in crossovers suggests a very tight control over the outcomes of recombination, especially a powerful bias toward non-crossover, intrastrand and/or sister chromatid outcomes [61].

A non-parametric log-rank test was employed to compare the survival functions between p53 deficient or over-expression genotypes and controls [57].

The top 10 under-expressed genes coincide with genes which are very significantly over-expressed in TK2 deficient versus control muscle.