Sentence examples for lasting deficit from inspiring English sources

But until both sides are able to put tax increases and entitlements on the table, there will be no lasting deficit reduction.

Although transient paraparesis has been described after inadvertent intrathecal injection, an immediate and lasting deficit has not been previously described as sequelae of a nerve root block.

But my hope is that this budget agreement paves the way to greater stability, lasting deficit reduction, and the political will to tackle those challenges in the near future.

Based on 3 parameters characterizing manual performance in 11 macaque monkeys (Table  2), the present study provides evidence that a unilateral permanent lesion of the hand representation in M1 does not induce a systematic and long lasting deficit of motor control for the ipsilesional hand, in contrast to the dramatic deficit observed for the contralesional hand.

This exposure produced a lasting deficit in spatial learning that could be completely reversed by raising the rats in an enriched environment after weaning.

Investigations on spinalised rabbits further suggest that ventral lesions are associated with more pronounced and lasting deficit in postural correction than either dorsal or lateral lesions [ 22].

It contains a special reprieve to companies whose pension plans have developed severe, lasting deficits.

Normally, companies make a minimum pension contribution each year, and must make the deficit-reduction contributions only if their pension funds develop significant, lasting deficits.

TBI could result in lasting deficits due to brain damage.

In a different study, they showed that this intermittent pattern of EtOH administration induced long lasting deficits in learning ability, as discerned by a decreased number of correct choices in conditional discrimination learning task, and a reduced ability to adapt to a challenging environment in adulthood in a narrow beam task [25].

Behavioral evaluations of adolescent and adult rats exposed as neonates to DZN doses below or just above the threshold for detectable cholinesterase inhibition indicate lasting deficits in cognitive performance and alterations in emotional responsiveness (Roegge et al. 2008; Timofeeva et al. 2008).