Sentence examples for permanent deficit from inspiring English sources

"The trend is toward permanent deficit".

As permanent deficit all patients had postoperative cophosis, two had trigeminal hyposthesia with corneal anesthesia and one had a cerebellar deficit.

Thirlwall's Law (Thirlwall, 1979) considers that growth can be constrained by the balance-of-payments when the current account is in permanent deficit.

Since the administration's phony budget math ("fuzzy" just doesn't cut it at this point) gets phonier the further you go into the future, this means that we have effectively returned to a state of permanent deficit.

"Before making a lesion on the target," Benabid says, "you must make sure you are not in a place where the lesion would be inappropriate and cause a permanent deficit". The way to determine the location, then and now, is to send a short burst of electricity through an electrode and observe the effect.

A problem with the hypothesis evaluation system involved in the formation of beliefs may be at the origin of all delusions, but there is no agreement as to whether the problem is a permanent deficit or a performance error.

They have found that the original Keynesian rationale for these deficits provides a perfect cover for permanent deficit-living.

Major neurologic complications occurred in 10 patients (12percentt), of whom 8 had permanent deficits.

In reality, E.C.T. can cause permanent amnesia and permanent deficits in cognitive abilities.

But realistic projections now show permanent deficits in the federal budget as a whole.

Therefore, it seems rationale to design specific strategies directed to reduce and alleviate these permanent deficits.