Sentence examples for prominent deficit from inspiring English sources

"I am concerned about the unsustainability of our long-term situation," said Peter G. Peterson, a co-founder of the Blackstone Group and a prominent deficit critic.

But the proposed cap is much less stringent than the ones proposed by prominent deficit reduction panels, including the bipartisan Bowles-Simpson committee.

Prominent deficit scolds can no longer count on being treated as if their wisdom, probity and public-spiritedness were beyond question.

In any case, some of the most prominent deficit scolds have indeed been willing to talk about dates, or at least time horizons.

So we should add to the roster of fundamentally unserious people anyone who talks about the deficit — as most of our prominent deficit scolds do — as if it were purely a spending issue.

Hugh Markus (University of Cambridge, UK) showed that patients with small vessel disease, in contrast to patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD), present a neuropsychological profile with a more prominent deficit of executive function than episodic memory.

Prominent deficits in spatial attention evident in patients with hemispatial neglect are often accompanied by equally prominent deficits in non-spatial attention (e.g., poor sustained and selective attention, pronounced vigilance decrement).

The most prominent deficits included higher cognitive functions and particularly demonstration of knowledge, executive functions of planning and working memory, as well as measures of language development such as phonological processing and comprehension.

However, we observed the same prominent deficits in 16:0, 20 4 PC and 18 0, 20 4 PC on western diet as we observed on chow diet, with no change in total levels of PC.

Low numbers of peripheral blood NK cells and decreased cytotoxicity have also been identified in patients with JIA, with the most prominent deficits occurring in systemic JIA patients [ 60, 124- 126].

SynII−/− mice are more severely epileptic than SynI−/− mice [26], are more impaired in social behavior than SynI−/− and SynIII−/− mice (our results) and display more prominent deficits in spatial memory which are absent in SynI−/− and SynIII−/− mice [26,32].