Sentence examples for deficits stemming from inspiring English sources
Compensatory cognitive rehabilitation, including cognitive symptom management and rehabilitation therapy (CogSMART), is effective for cognitive deficits stemming from a variety of etiologies, including TBI.
Arizona and Florida are operating under or projecting budget deficits, stemming in part from weak housing markets, said Arturo Perez, a fiscal analyst with the National Conference of State Legislatures.
No, our crisis is the result of deficits stemming from entitlement programmes, and the proper response is not for the government to act, but for it to actually do less.
During the last few years, a large sample of EU countries have undergone fiscal consolidation processes of different degrees aimed at controlling increasing fiscal deficits stemming from the financial crisis.
When the assessment is done, they primarily assess the physical deficits stemming from cancer and treatment.
Major barriers for further integration into care according to practice nurses are professional deficits stemming from a lack of medical contents in their education.
Its huge projected deficits stem primarily from the combination of high interest costs on its debt, and the result of operating at levels of economic output that are well below full employment – both outcomes that can be pinned largely on the ECB.
New York City's public hospital system, after five years of operating in the black, is poised to end its fiscal year with a $210 million deficit stemming from the very strategy adopted in recent years to assure its long-term fiscal health: moving a lot of patient care away from hospitals and into primary care clinics.
"There's no mistaking the budget deficit stems from the past year's global recession.
The government's surprise January deficit stemmed largely from plunging tax revenues.
The long-term deficit stems from a basic disconnect between the government Americans want and the taxes they now pay.
