Sentence examples for recognized deficits from inspiring English sources

Students who are particularly metacognitive or self-aware recognized deficits in comprehension upon returning to the primary task and subsequently re-read portions of the article after interruption.

Most nurses and social workers recognized deficits in existing care structures and regarded palliative care as an opportunity for MS patients.

The incidence of crowding in PCA and typical Alzheimer's disease remains unknown, as does the extent to which crowding may contribute to more recognized deficits of object and space perception in these conditions.

But Dr. Brown thinks that recognizing deficits in executive functions as well as the possibility of coexisting disorders can help doctors make more accurate diagnoses.

Both recognized the deficits and supported the youthful initiatives of Günthard with word and deed.

2) Syndrome based approach: Assess long term effects of commonly recognized neurodevelopmental deficits (such as dyslexia or ADHD), to explore the associated neuropsychological, neurological and neuropsychiatric symptoms in adulthood, and deepen and broaden existing knowledge of such symptoms.

The ability to empathize and to understand other people's thoughts and feelings is also related to the quality of the early parent-infant relationship, and it is recognized that deficits in these areas of functioning are associated with increased levels of violence and criminality [ 13].

The geoscience and engineering community have long recognized the deficit of quality teamwork and communication skills in their graduates (Dannels 2002; Heath 2000 20033; Ireton et al. 1996; McMasters and Matsch 1996; Sageev and Romanowski 2001; Seat et al. 2001).

The ministry has recognized this deficit, and in an effort to fill the gap it will establish 10 new research groups specifically for PhD and postdoctoral researchers in January 2002.

A key component of hysteroscopic complications, such as fluid overload and severe dilutional hyponatremia, is the failure to anticipate and quickly recognize fluid deficits.

"The right course for us right now is to be fiscally responsible, and to recognize that deficits do matter — they matter a lot," he said.