Sentence examples for evidence deficits from inspiring English sources
Upwards of 85% of PD patients evidence deficits in executive cognitive functions even early in the disease".
Most Down syndrome (DS) children, who constitute a large portion in our country, continue to evidence deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout childhood and adulthood.
Most cerebral palsy children, who constitute a large portion in our country, continue to evidence deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout childhood.
Published review studies synthesise primary evidence, providing a rich source for mapping the broad range of topics and research foci along with revealing areas of evidence deficits.
We hope these reflections have provided a broad overview of the evidence deficits and procedural challenges that will need to be overcome to ensure success in our efforts to implement effective, personalized therapy regimens for patients with type 2 diabetes.
It could then be examined whether more violent incidents were reported over time in the ASD than in the comparison group, and within the ASD group, whether violent individuals were more likely to evidence deficits in social cognition and emotion regulation than nonviolent individuals.
Second, there's the evidence deficit.
Ischemic strokes were diagnosed when a patient had typical symptoms and a CT or MRI within 4 weeks that ruled out other diagnoses or when indirect evidence (deficit limited to 1 limb or completely resolved within 72 h, atrial fibrillation in the absence of anticoagulants) pointed at an ischemic nature of the stroke.
Empirically evidenced deficits in emotion processing in patients with MUS make a CBT enriched with an emotion regulation training (ENCERT) a promising approach to increase treatment effects.
"There's very good evidence that deficits do push up long-term interest rates," he continued.
Balaban points out that almost 40% of the twins showed some evidence of deficits in pitch recognition, compared with only 27% in the control group.
