Effects of PCB 153 exposure were subsequently assessed by reinforcer-controlled lever pressing representing operationalizations of deficient sustained attention (stimulus control), hyperactivity (lever presses with IRTs > 0.67 s), and impulsivity (responses with IRTs < 0.67 s).
Even the more severe neural tube closure defect in SEC24B-deficient mice (Merte et al., 2010) stands in stark contrast to the very early embryonic lethality in SEC24D-deficient mice (Baines et al., In press).
Smith's decision-making abilities were said to be fairly diminished at the time, after what was reported in the Spanish press as his decades of drug abuse that had "deficient impulse control".
Also, in a recent investigation, Esfandiarpour et al. [ 6] found a significantly larger ATT at 30° knee flexion in the ACL-deficient knees, in comparison with the intact knees, during leg press.
He knew that Moses, deficient in grace even in the best of times, was embittered over the bad press he had been receiving after the publication, in 1974, of Robert Caro's biography of him, "The Power Broker," which was subtitled "Robert Moses and the Fall of New York".
In the popular press her work has been cited in broad extremes from brilliant to deficient.
Still others were proven hacks who combined Trump's need for obeisance with the requisite contempt for truth: the servile ex-chief of staff Reince Priebus; Sean Spicer, Trump's linguistically deficient first spokesman; Spicer's saturnine successor Sarah Sanders, who makes even her predecessor's press briefings look like oases of transparency.
But Steven G. Glickman, counsel to the majority and a participant in the telephone interview, indicated through a committee press officer that the unnamed nanny spoke English that was only accented, not deficient.
Is he mentally deficient?
