Sentence examples for deficit assessment from inspiring English sources

SYD administration (54 mg·kg−1) for 40 days obviously improved the vascular cognitive impairment in the middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO) rats as evidenced by the declined neurological deficit score and shortened escape latency via neurological deficit assessment and Morris water maze test.

In 1932 the state decided that any deficit assessment would be based on Albany owing 88% of the total and Rensselaer 12%.

A modified neurological deficit assessment was documented according to four clinical scales 6.

Firstly, this study acknowledged the communication difficulties that may complicate deficits assessment in younger children.

To clarify this gap, 40 years ago, Hermansen proposed for the first time an indirect estimation of anaerobic capacity by the 'maximal accumulated oxygen deficit (MAOD) assessment' based on maximal intensity exercise and gas exchange measures [28].

Also, owing to the age of individuals with confirmed juvenile MLD, and the severity and rapid progression of observed deficits, any assessment should be completed by primary caregivers, not the patients themselves.

Other approaches which emphasise well-being over deficits in assessment processes are person-centred planning [ 86, 87] and Wellness Recovery Action Planning [ 88].

Since some of the patients probably had cognitive deficits and assessment of quality of life in children using abstract numbers is of limited validity, we decided to use only caregiver ratings as a secondary outcome measure.

Acute intoxication and withdrawal may exacerbate cognitive deficits, so assessment following this period (which usually lasts no longer than 2 weeks) may allow a more accurate baseline to be established.

Although two further patients had no deficits on assessment in spite of clearly symptomatic disease, no formal assessment of executive function or attention had been performed in one and full verbal and performance IQ had not been completed in the other.

The British Chambers of Commerce chief economist, David Kern, said: "Although borrowing fell marginally in May, the first two months of the current financial year point to disappointing progress in reducing the deficit, and our assessment remains that reaching a budget surplus by the end of the decade will be difficult to achieve.