Sentence examples for double deficit from inspiring English sources

Kruger and Dunning's interpretation is that accurately assessing skill level relies on some of the same core abilities as actually performing that skill, so the least competent suffer a double deficit.

The third subtype had a double deficit [described before by Wolf and Bowers (1999)], whereas it had preserved magnocellular-dorsal and attentional shifting skills.

This higher percentage of children with a double deficit in the gifted/dyslexic group directly translates to the higher percentage of children with a RAN deficit in this group mentioned above.

It was also shown that the size of inferior frontal gyrus, particularly pars triangularis can predict rapid naming speed in a group of children with predominating double deficit (Eckert et al. 2005).

The result is a double deficit, with both the total quantity of health research being inadequate and the content of what little research is being undertaken, being of limited relevance to national needs.

Although the groups are comparable in their percentages of children with no (GD = 15.4 %, B = 14.3 %) or three deficits (GD = 7.7%%, B = 7.1 %), the borderline group contains more children with a single deficit (GD = 46.2 %, B = 57.1 %) and the gifted/dyslexic group more children with a double deficit (i.e., mostly a combination between PA and RAN; GD = 30.8 %, B = 21.4 %).

Paul Pierce scored 23 points to help the Boston Celtics overcome a double-digit deficit — and another double-digit rebounding performance by Kevin Love — and beat the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves, 96-93, on Monday night.

News that borrowing had reached a record high of £77.3bn in the first six months of the fiscal year, double the deficit for the same period last year, didn't help.

That was as far forward as the Rugby Park men got in the first 45 minutes and, after Forrest turned Jeroen Tesselaar inside out, the unlucky Lee Ashcroft directed the ball past his own goalkeeper to double the deficit.

The conservative Tax Policy Center estimates that Rubio would nearly double the deficit over the next 10 years -- an average of $414 billion annually above the current $474 billion.

That ad campaign propelled Ford from a double digit deficit, created by Nixon's forced resignation and Ford's deeply unpopular pardoning of the former president, to nearly winning in a campaign deemed hopeless at its onset.