Sentence examples for deficits extend from inspiring English sources

However, it is unknown to which extent those deficits extend to the processing of complex scenes.

In all of the seven cases the deficits extend to associative and/or mnestic aspects of face recognition.

Whether these M-dorsal deficits extend into a general parietal impairment has not yet been established, however it has been suggested that deficits seen in magnocellular function and a range of non-magnocellular perceptual tasks in disabled readers is reflective of a parietal deficit [ 23].

Speaking of holes, did you see the graph Paul Ryan clearly yanked out of his? Check out that steep blue line illustrating the alleged Democratic budget deficits extending to upwards of 50percentt of GDP by 2060.

For three of these seven, deficits extended to shoe recognition, and for one participant with CP the deficits were present only for shoe recognition.

We next sought to determine whether these transport deficits extended to CNS noradrenergic neurons.

Pure tone detection thresholds were elevated in MeHg-exposed monkeys, and the deficits extended over an even wider range of frequencies.

There is consensus that when a carbon deficit extends beyond 30-50 years, it is no longer of use in the EU's present strategy to decarbonise Europe by 2050.

But if true, it may mean that, for all today's worries about the deficit, extending UI may ultimately reduce it though not by as much as if disability insurance were reformed.

Expect the theory to get a mixed reception: it is a brave economist who ventures into the specialist domain of Arabists.Mr Chaney's attention was caught by the fact the "Arab" democratic deficit extends beyond the modern Arab world.

He says that if Osaka can get through this summer without nuclear energy, it could do without it for good.The problem is that the trust deficit extends to the national government, whose reputation as a nuclear regulator has been battered by Fukushima.