Sentence examples for deficient functioning from inspiring English sources

While these results are in line with previous work documenting attentional deficits in deaf children, the present study makes it clear that such challenges early in childhood are not predictive of deficient functioning as development proceeds.

Together with the absence of activity in the right parahippocampus during the encoding phase, deficient functioning of this network may underlie distortions in memory for time in PD [9], and may be an early marker of memory problems.

PET studies have shown that glucose hypometabolism in the frontal cortex, suggesting deficient functioning, and basal ganglia hypermetabolism occur in HIV [ 49].

What is required for cases of this last sort is that the evaluator can identify the aesthetic success as grounded, per functional beauty theory, in effective expression of the structure's ethically deficient function (Sauchelli 2012b).

The conclusion is inescapable that regeneration is primarily the recovery of deficient functions rather than simply the replacement of lost structures.

By using their tool, they can identify a deficient function out of thousands of functions.

Oocyte donation is designed to overcome blocks to fertility caused by the absence of or deficient function in oocytes.

Using animal models of compulsive behaviors give much more possibilities to study the deficient functions and their underlying neural basis that could lead to pathological repetitive behaviors.

There is evidence that bipolar disorder is associated with an alteration of the dopaminergic system, with increased dopamine function in mania and deficient function in depression (Keck and McElroy 2003).

Cell therapy for haemophilia is based, mainly, in transplantation of healthy cells to replace the deficient function, for example, the transplantation of liver sinusoidal endothelial cells or endothelial progenitor cells derived from iPSCs.

Designed as a naturalistic model that can be transposed into different contexts, the EDSM aims to stimulate in an intensive manner previously deficient functions such as social engagement, imitation, communication etc., through play sequences based on the child's interests.