"developmental deficits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to deficiencies or delays in the normal, expected development of a person, typically relating to cognitive, physical, or emotional abilities. Example: The child's speech therapist identified several developmental deficits, including difficulty with phonological awareness and expressive language, which impacted their ability to communicate effectively.
Maternal separation with early weaning: a rodent model providing novel insights into neglect associated developmental deficits.
Other studies have found neurological and developmental deficits in the children of women who had similarly high levels of PCB's in their blood.
ncRNAs therefore make for attractive targets for novel therapeutics to address the developmental deficits associated with FASDs.
Conclusions: Children with congenital heart defects commonly have ongoing neurologic, motor, and developmental deficits well after surgical correction.
Nonetheless, direct cell lineage conversion may possibly override subtle developmental deficits, which may be better accessible with chemical protocols (see below).
The emotional and developmental deficits that stem from an ignorance of one's origins are still largely ignored.
His research interests include mental development of disabled people and the issues of supporting the development of children and young people who show developmental deficits.
If you were a doctor meeting him in your office, you would quickly figure out that his major problems were moderate developmental deficits and out-of-control hypertension and diabetes.
The girl was tiny with doll-like features, but healthy and ready to grow — so her mom could concentrate on getting the baby to latch to her breast instead of worrying about a lifetime of developmental deficits.
Several conditions can leave infants susceptible to brain injury or developmental deficits, including premature birth, early-life infections, birth defects such as congenital heart defects, and oxygen deprivation during labor and delivery.
S1 exposure led to developmental deficits during the zebrafish ontogenesis.
