"This finding provides support for our account that self-acceptance leads to an appraisal of self-deficit information as relatively benign to self-worth, thereby allowing individuals to act to improve in the area of deficit via adaptive consumption rather than to deny or avoid it via compensatory consumption," the study said.
"I think that he has a certain deficit of information about our country," Mr. Putin said.
Autism may stem from some deficit in information processing or simply from inability to switch attention; no one can be sure which of the faculties we take for granted is damaged.
Migraine is characterized pathophysiologically by an interictal habituation deficit of information processing, responsible for cortical hyperresponsiveness, which normalizes during attacks [1].
There is a large deficit of information on the process of adaptation in the developing world including Ethiopia (Smit and Pilifosova 2001; McSweeney et al. 2010).
Moreover, there is a deficit of information on mothers' experiences when their preterm infants are in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).
In order to reduce the deficit of information regarding this kind of PVV, a systematic literature review that describes and summarizes the current scientific knowledge on this topic was conducted.
There is a deficit of information between identified hits and the many criteria that must be fulfilled in parallel to convert them into preclinical candidates that have a real chance to become a drug.
When other nations faced critical decision points like these in the past, a deficit of information about the value in preserving nature often contributed to unsustainable development outcomes that also contributed to increased vulnerability to climate change.
The deficit of information regarding effective maintenance treatment is concerning.
In other words, each deficit adds information, even those that individually do not significantly increase dementia risk.
