Sentence examples for profound deficit from inspiring English sources

However, although acquisition deficit was overcomed in these lesioned animals, a profound deficit in retention was detected 15 days later.

But we do know how this profound deficit of the old democratic spirit could be remedied: Senators, just tell me what was in the report.

58, 59 Scn1aRX/+ mice had a profound deficit in nest building (see Fig 6A).

It was reported that both STAT3 mutation-positive and STAT3 mutation-negative HIES exhibited a profound deficit in TH17 differentiation.

In the dup(15) group, intellectual deficit was reported in six cases, including profound deficit in four individuals (67 %), and severe and moderate in two other cases.

Specific language impairment (SLI) is a profound deficit in the acquisition of language despite adequate intelligence and opportunity, in the absence of any possible medical aetiology.

Luria catalogues various difficulties that S. experienced navigating everyday life, linking them to profound deficits he identified in S.'s ability to conceive the world in abstract terms.

Profound deficits are also apparent in the ability of such deprived cats to perceive global motion in random dot displays.

Excitotoxic lesions of the pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus (PPTg) produce profound deficits in performance of this task that are not accounted for by motor impairment.

Examples of the latter include a complete loss of stereoscopic vision and profound deficits of vernier acuity and in the ability to make orientation discriminations.

These mice exhibit a particular kind of hyperactive locomotion, with profound deficits in cognitive and social interaction tasks, only when they have to show flexible choices.