Sentence examples for partial deficit from inspiring English sources

One patient (case no. 9) with complete disability improved and had partial deficit but independent, while the other case still the same (case no. 3). in group B: 3 patients (case nos. 2, 5, and 6) of 4 cases with complete disability showed improvement of motor power to be partial deficit but independent, while the fourth case (case no. 7) did not improve.

In group B: 8 patients with preoperative motor deficit were classified as follows: 5 cases had partial deficit but independent and 3 cases had complete disability, 1 of 5 patients with partial deficit but independent showed improvement of motor power, 4 cases deteriorated and got complete disability, and the remaining 3 cases with preoperative complete disability showed no change of motor power.

On long-term follow-up of patients with deteriorated motor function, 6 patients out of 9 improved (66%): Group A: 2 of 3 patients with partial deficit but independent showed improvement of motor power and became intact, 1 patient did not improve, and 1 of 2 patients with complete disability improved to partial deficit but independent, while the other case was still the same.

Group B: 3 of 4 cases with complete disability showed improvement of motor power to be partial deficit but independent, while the fourth case did not improve (Tables 4 and 5).

In early postoperative outcome regarding motor function, 9 cases (53%) showed deterioration of motor function as follows: group A: among 9 patients with no preoperative motor deficit, 4 patients had no deterioration of motor power while 5 patients deteriorated; 3 cases had partial deficit and independent, while 2 cases had complete disability.

On long-term follow-up of patients with deteriorated motor function, 6 patients out of 9 improved (66%) as follows: in group A, 2 cases (case nos. 1 and 6) with partial deficit but independent showed improvement of motor power and showed no disability, and one patient did not improve (case no. 5).

Our behavioral data from two independent mouse mutants with impaired MLI inhibition showed partial deficits, which is much in line with this possibility, as is the feasibility of MLI-activated blinks generated by optogenetic stimulation (Heiney et al., 2014).

Although the complete resection of the somatosensory cortex or of the area that controls the definite sensory function may result in permanent neurological deficits, the partial resection of these areas would only yield partial deficits, with a good potential for recovery.

Traumatic spondyloptosis of the cervical spine is usually associated with a complete, or rarely a partial, neurological deficit.

There were no major lower limb neurologic impairments, but in two cases we observed transitory lateral femoral cutaneous nerve hypoestesy, probably related to anterior external fixation; in one case recovery was complete within 6 months, in another case a partial sensory deficit remained at 12-month follow-up.

Because an increased CO2 concentration promotes carbon uptake by land and oceans (by stimulating photosynthesis in land ecosystems and increasing the CO2 partial pressure deficit between the atmosphere and oceans), β is considered to have a positive sign (i.e., CO2-carbon feedback is negative) (Arora et al. [2013]; Friedlingstein et al. [2006]; Gregory et al. [2009]).