Sentence examples for deficits may exist from inspiring English sources

Differences in the capacity of plants to withstand water deficits may exist among plants native to different climatic conditions (Levesque et al. 2013).

Several types of deficits may exist: slow initiation, low gain associated with saccade intrusions, or predictive saccades.

On the other hand, these deficits may exist in circumscribed situations or participant groups not tested here.

Results emerging from this endeavor give strong indication that pollination deficits may exist in a wide variety of farming systems across the world.

Our findings suggest that, while most residents receive training in some aspects of childhood obesity management, deficits may exist in training quality.

While most residents receive training in aspects of childhood obesity management, deficits may exist in training quality with a minority of programs offering a formal childhood obesity curriculum.

With AD, a neuromodulatory deficit may exist due to impaired cerebral blood flow [31], particularly involving the so-called resting state networks [43].

Typically the onset is up to 3 years of age and the cornea may be affected in isolation or the sensory deficit may exist as a component of a congenital syndrome, or it may be associated with systemic somatic anomalies.

Perceptual deficits may indeed exist as a consequence of impairments of voice processing in the STS central area [17], but social withdrawal and lack of social attention may well be involved in these central abnormalities [20].

At the macroscopic level, our data suggest that deficits in processing speed and visual spatial memory may exist in the UHR stage but not in the HR stage.

We speculate that a deficit in energy production by oxidative pathways may exist in the affected muscles.