Sentence examples for deficient face from inspiring English sources

The extent of interaction between the electron deficient face of the HFB and the electron rich face of the styrenic or polystyrenic phenyl ring was also examined as a function of reaction solvent, incorporating both non-aromatics (hexanes and THF) and aromatics (benzene and toluene).

Recently, it has been suggested that there is a strong heritable component to face recognition in typical development [24] [26] as well as in developmental prosopagnosia – a condition characterized by deficient face recognition ability in the absence of acquired head injury [27] [30].

A child who is vitamin A deficient faces a 25 per cent higher risk of dying from measles, malaria or diarrhea.

All were deficient on face matching tests and severely impaired on tests of perception of the spatial relations of facial features and abstract designs, indicating a deficit in the encoding of coordinate relationships, similar to adult-onset prosopagnosia with lesions of the fusiform face area.

Black students are likelier to have less access to advanced courses, have more inexperienced teachers, attend schools where overall climate for learning is deficient, and face tougher disciplinary consequences than their white peers.

Women who are androgen-deficient thus face a double whammy: They don't have enough androgen to make tears, and they don't have androgen's soothing effect on inflammation in the lacrimal glands.

Vitamin A-deficient children face a 23 per cent greater risk of dying from such illnesses.

Overall, GluN2C deficient mice have face validity for schizophrenia and it is conceivable that a reduction in GluN2C expression reported in schizophrenia patient brains18,19,20,21,22 may partly underlie the symptoms in schizophrenia.

But the real culprit, the reason some people are threatening to give up on marriage, is that the way we select our marriage partners has become more and more deficient in the face of ever greater personal and interpersonal complexity.

As a consequence of deficient financing, physicians face limitations in decision-making and fibrinolysis in ACS with persistent ST-elevation is applied relatively rarely and depends more on the hospital's actual budget situation than on patients' medical needs.

He has identified otherwise normal persons who are severely deficient in recognizing faces (called developmental prosopagnosia).