Sentence examples for generating deficits from inspiring English sources

Thus, even small changes in baseline HTO frequencies are likely to alter neural activity across large distributed brain networks, ultimately generating deficits in gross behavioral processes.

Delivering a nicotine regimen approximating the exposure used in the sensitization and self-administration experiments (i.e. as a treatment) to adult rats did not specifically reverse NVHL-induced cortical-hippocampal-dependent cognitive deficits and actually worsened cognitive efficiency after nicotine treatment stopped, generating deficits that resemble those due to NVHLs.

Why either loss of function in SPT1, or generation of DSBs should generate deficits in distal sensory function remains unclear.

Together with our data that expression of dSpt1 causes no nociception defect (Fig.  2), we suggest that the presence of the dSpt1 C129W mutation is sufficient to generate deficits in nociception and that such reductions in function are unlikely to be caused by changes in dendritic morphology.

Particularly if that organization is the U.S. government and that organization has been generating massive deficits and debts over the past five years.

But in front of the camera, both parties cooperate in generating periodic deficit "crises" to cudgel their opponents and get them to give way on their more central priorities.

Expression of mutant dSpt1 in sensory neurons generated developmental deficits in dendritic arborization with concomitant sensory deficits.

In fact, tax cuts lower federal revenue and generate federal deficits.

In December, a month in which imports traditionally generate trade deficits, Brazil had a trade surplus of $249 million.

Almost without exception, they rose from the ashes only to generate new deficits and a fresh crop of newspaper articles.

Despite interest rates at zero and a government that has generated gigantic deficits to fuel economic activity, the Japanese lost faith in their economic prospects.