Sentence examples for echo the deficits from inspiring English sources

These results echo the deficits produced in rats with PFC damage [48 52].

On the budget deficit, the Hamiltonians echo the unshakeable Brookings Line: deficits must be cut before anything else can happen.

The surprising finding is that MD-lesioned animals exhibit a combined phenotype of behavior; they presented not only the same deficits reported previously after adult MD lesion (see [50]) but echo also the deficits produced in rats with large mPFC damage [49,54].

Republican candidates for the presidency echo the arguments of Mr Morgenthau, claiming that deficit-financed stimulus spending has done little but add to the obligations of future taxpayers.

Democratic strategists echo the point.

Subsequent commercials echo the first.

echo The battle is waging.

And nearly 6 in 10 favored a combination of cutting spending and raising taxes to reduce the federal deficit, echoing the plans being pushed by Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats.

Also echoing the earlier findings, a patient deficit was apparent when participants were asked to rate their confidence in their recollection responses (patient mean 0.74 vs. 0.92 for controls).

Mr. Murray echoed the observation.

Retailers echoed the assessment.