Sentence examples for evaluation of deficits from inspiring English sources

This test allows the evaluation of deficits of selective attention, which is the capacity to maintain attention to a given target in the presence of distraction, or to take into account one dimension of the stimulus, ignoring the other dimension.

The presence of repetitive/perseverative behaviors has been investigated only through the evaluation of deficits in putative measures of behavioral flexibility such as reversal learning and working memory [30], [31], [32], [33], [34], while to date no reports on possibly altered communication are available.

Although the disease is usually the primary cause of cognitive problems, other factors such as medications, relapses or depression may be enhancing them so a correct evaluation of the deficits and factors exacerbating them is important.

25, 26 The ADAS-Cog is a widely adopted pen-and-paper test designed for the evaluation of cognitive deficits in persons with dementia.

This involves evaluation of resulting deficits in cellular populations such as neurons and their axons, mature and premature oligodendrocytes, and astrocytes.

Evaluation of motor deficit implies an assessment of the resulting deficiency or incapacity and final disability.

The NIHSS is a well validated tool used in the evaluation of neurological deficit in stroke patients [ 31].

It was proven that pre and post treatment with 100 mg/ kg HQ protects from ischemia-induced cerebral damage, which was confirmed by evaluation of neurological deficit, positron-emission tomography and 2,3,5-triphenyltetrazoliumchloride staining.

A normal database may be useful for the evaluation of a deficit in fat-free mass with or without excess fat mass (sarcopenic obesity) for a given age category, complementing the classical concept of body mass index in a more qualitative manner.

The results revealed the importance of domain-general recall WM scores in the evaluation of executive attention deficits in patients and controls.

Wernicke's method, like Broca's, was based on lesion studies: a careful evaluation of the behavioral deficits followed by post mortem examination to find the sites of tissue damage and atrophy.