Sentence examples for general deficit from inspiring English sources
It's like that congenital flaw is part and parcel of our arrogance, boorishness, Big Macs, loudness, low tastes, disdain for noble multilateralism and general deficit of civilization.
Mr Lovegrove told the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee: "Clearly, in today's environment we are very conscious of the need to make a contribution to general deficit reductions, so we will be scaling back the number of people in the department.
In December, state officials were called in to review the city's financial woes, which they have said amount to more than $12 billion in long-term debt and a general deficit of $196 million, with no clear path toward a solution.
These studies use differential deficit designs to examine whether patients with schizophrenia demonstrate a general deficit or specific deficit in facial emotion perception.
In addition to this general deficit in emotion recognition, patients with NPD showed a specific deficit for emotions representing fear and disgust.
Since oculomotor behavior suggests a common mechanism underlying a general deficit in the motor control, recording of eye movement might offer a new quantitative evaluation of PD pathophysiology.
The German Society for General and Family Medicine (DEGAM) has identified general deficits in the professional training of GPs.
Schizophrenia is characterized by abnormalities in referential communication, which may be linked to more general deficits in proactive cognitive control.
It was also controversial whether impairments are specific to language, or reflect domain general deficits in processing structured auditory sequences.
Results indicate a deficiency in inhibitory motor control in people who stutter in a task that does not rely on overt speech production and cannot be explained by general deficits in executive control or speeded motor execution.
On the other hand, if CP arises from more general deficits, prosopagnosic individuals might have problems with faces, lips, and body motion.
