She reviews research findings that powerful people "develop deficits specific to understanding others' emotions and thoughts," adding, "Power may allow scorn".
For those treated by pituitary surgery, irradiation, or other measures and for those who spontaneously develop deficits of gonadal, thyroidal, or adrenocortical hormones, replacement-hormone therapy is necessary.
These findings imply that mAPP+mPS1 transgenic mice develop deficits in cognitive ability as Aβ deposits increase.
Described later, some patients develop deficits in counter-regulatory defences, putting them at greater risk of severe hypoglycaemia.
Previous research shows that Drosophila expressing human α-synuclein A30P (A30P) develop deficits in geotaxis climbing; however, geotaxis climbing is a different movement modality from walking.
Although ALS is predominantly a motor neuron disorder, a subset of ALS patients and SOD1 G93A transgenic mice develop deficits in the sensory system (35, 36).
Extremely-low-birth-weight (ELBW) children without severe brain injury or CP are at high risk of developing deficits within cognition, attention, behavior and motor function.
These disruptions, together with developing deficits in metabolism [32] and motor function [35], might have left the R6/2 mice increasingly more tired and less rousable than their WT littermates.
After 12 weeks of diabetes, both WT and Hsp70 KO mice developed deficits in NCV (nerve conduction velocity) and a sensory hypoalgesia.
Research has also suggested that early developing deficits in attentional control/working memory (WM) may play a role in disrupting learning in individuals with genetic disorders such as Williams Syndrome (WS), Down Syndrome (DS), and Fragile X Syndrome (FXS).
