Sentence examples for particular deficit from inspiring English sources

Since standard anatomical groupings can obscure more specific brain behavior relations, group-comparison design does not always allow determination of the effective lesion responsible for a particular deficit (Godefroy et al., 1998).

In particular, deficit irrigation resulted in 23% and 38% decreases in LAI, 29% and 27% in biomass, 16% and 28% in seed yield and 25% in boll numbers for Julia and Zoi, respectively, compared to the well-watered treatments.

Plenty of people lack insight into the deep imperatives of human nature, so let us not blame the Pope for adding this particular deficit to his already rich repertoire of them: but let us ask whether a marrying clergy might not be part of the solution to sexually abusing priests, if there has to be a clergy at all.

Even older adults who have a particular deficit (e.g. who live alone) would still be differentially susceptible to insults of circumstance (i.e. those insults that perturb the delicate balance of assets and deficits, strengths and weaknesses, which has thus allowed them to maintain their heath), depending on their profile of other deficits and strengths.

Previous work 81 showed a particular deficit for prefrontally damaged patients for interpreting action.

14 Most of the variables indicate the presence or absence of a particular deficit.

The second is that this particular deficit-reduction plan could be devastating for the economy.

It didn't identify particular deficits, nor did it incorporate Annie's sparky sociability.

Conversely, in PwMS with minimal disability (EDSS≤2), showing only subtle neurological impairments and no particular deficits in everyday life activities, motor sequence learning has been poorly addressed.

It is important to note, too, that Apple has very patient customers and that the overall value of its ecosystem often makes up for particular deficits in some of its services.

"One of the particular deficits in autistic children is not the language, per se, but the pragmatic, communicative aspect of language," Menon said.