Sentence examples for identifying deficits from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in this study we administered an extensive cognitive battery, which covered several cognitive domains and included computerised cognitive testing to increase sensitivity in identifying deficits.

A useful alternative approach to identifying deficits in selective attention is to examine their downstream effects, for instance the influence of top-down biasing signals on activity in functionally differentiated and spatially dissociable sensory regions [19], [20].

Associated health professionals can have a significant role to play in identifying deficits and addressing these.

This is consistent with previous studies identifying deficits in learning (10), navigation (11, 12), foraging (14, 30), and colony growth (13, 14).

Trained teachers constitute valid screening agents for identifying deficits in visual acuity according to age-related expectations, including children aged 3 5 years old.

Behavioral markers identifying deficits in sensorimotor processing and social skills are apparent as early as one year of age [ 2, 3].

When he began to struggle in middle school, a psychologist's evaluation identified deficits that, he warned us, meant that Walker would probably not have the cognitive capacity for college.

To further assess recall and recognition memory we used the Doors and People test (DPT), which is specifically designed to identify deficits in these functions.

In men, it was identified deficits in the overall score (43.1%; n = 28), conversation and social confidence (47.7%; n = 31), and to self-control aggressiveness in aversive situations (32.3%; n = 21).

This suggests a finite window for potentially neuroprotective effects as past literature on chronic bipolar disorder has identified deficits in both these domains, highlighting the theoretical importance of early intervention and treatment adherence.

Whilst a recent meta-analysis in the first episode bipolar disorder identified deficits in verbal fluency, these were of small effect and were observed in only two studies (Lee et al. 2014).