Sentence examples for deficit age from inspiring English sources

18 individuals with sustained unilateral upper limb amputation (mean age ± s.e.m = 46 ± 3, 6 with absent right hand), 11 individuals with a congenital unilateral upper limb deficit (age = 35 ± 4, 3 with absent right hand) and 22 intact controls (age = 41 ± 3, 7 left hand dominant) were recruited for the study (see Table 1 for demographic details).

I thought that with the huge deficit, ageing population and productivity pressures in the public sector, it was becoming acknowledged that universal benefits were unsustainable".

With a ballooning deficit, aging baby boomers (who will inflate the costs of Social Security and Medicare) and stubborn unemployment (due not just to the recession but also to the migration of jobs abroad and new corporate efficiencies), he says, America has "entered a period of austerity markedly different from anything we have seen before".

In our study, history of malignancy, focal neurologic deficit, and age greater than 60 years were the most prominent predictor variables of an abnormal cranial CT or MRI.

Traditional parameters of neurologic outcome (Apgar scores, intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR), umbilical artery pH and base deficit, gestational age, birth weight, newborn encephalopathy, mode of delivery, fetal heart rate, neurosonographic examination) were included as possible confounding factors.

Whatever the reason of the cognitive deficit at age 6, which could include prenatal growth, shorter gestation and parental care, twins caught up and the cognitive cost of being a twin in the Netherlands seems to be minor and temporary.

These findings are in agreement with previous reports indicating a general emotion recognition deficit with age [ 1, 5].

In modeling the human SCA2 phenotype, we therefore sought to recapitulate normal motor function in young animals followed by a progressive deficit with age.

Although we observed a general decline in emotion recognition with aging, automatic sensory encoding deficit with aging seems to be specific to sad prosody.

To determine if the onset of this deficit was age-dependent, we also tested younger mice (5 6 months of age).

Subjects with deficits in perceived general health were slightly older than those without deficits (median age of 63 vs 62 years).