In fact, graduates' self-assessments highlighted deficits in core clinical competences at a national level.
Until now, it is unclear if a correlation between preparedness and self-assessed deficits in core competencies of medical education exists.
Most frequently reported are deficits in phonological memory [ 6- 8], but deficits on visuospatial tasks, as well as evidence of deficits in core executive working memory systems, have also been found [ 16, 18].
These findings provide evidence of a weakened representation of the daily goal location in MG rats (despite using a spatial strategy comparable to shams), and suggest deficits in core working memory systems in rats with disrupted cortical neuronal migration.
If this is true, it would suggest that the last decades have produced a futile inflation of qualifications and titles while simultaneously creating an unhealthy deficit in some core dimensions of talent: e.g., EQ, good judgment, and leadership potential.
Arguing against a primary viral stimulus, we could show no deficit in liver cored high expression patches or kidney patches in organs from mice deficient in MAVS/CARDIF [ 30], the common activation pathway of the cytosolic RIG helicases that act as viral sensors.
As JG068 does not infect mutants with significant deficits in the core LPS structure, the tail of this phage likely interacts with the LPS core of K56-2, PC184, and potentially other hosts.
Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are frequently occurring disorders diagnosed by deficits in three core functional areas: social skills, communication, and behaviours and/or interests.
Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are a subset of complex neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by deficits in three core domains: 1) reduced reciprocal social interaction, 2) impaired ability to communicate, and 3) a narrow range of interests and repetitive behaviors.
We found that Nrxn2α homozygous KO mice display a deficit in social responses a core symptom of autism as well as behaviors related to anxiety (Dachtler et al., 2014), which is often comorbid with autism (White, Oswald, Ollendick, & Scahill, 2009).
In sum, the core deficit in amusia concerns the processing of pitch.
