Sentence examples for relative deficit from inspiring English sources

Lesioning the feed-forward connections produced a relative deficit for abstract words, while lesioning the recurrent connections produced a relative deficit for concrete words.

It gives an estimate of the relative deficit or surplus of precipitation for different time intervals ranging from 1 to 12 months.

This gives priority to importers with the largest relative deficit power, allowing reductions to the backup capacities.

It seems reasonable that if LDLR becomes highly concentrated in a single perinuclear core, then there may be a relative deficit of LDLR in its normal, physiologically relevant location on the plasma membrane.

A relative deficit in IGF-1 was found in patients with MOF that possibly could be increased by intensive RRT.

There is still a relative deficit of epidemiologic data addressing the association between nitrate exposure and cancer risk.

To the extent that minorities that benefit from affirmative action have skill deficits relative to their university peers (i.e., they are mismatched), such relative deficits may exacerbate any negative peer effects in the sciences or negate any positive average peer effects.

These relative deficits were only partially accounted for by brain volumes and risk factors for cognitive deficits.

The relative deficits in word comprehension observed in our dysarthric group could therefore be due to a combination of factors.

This finding was surprising based on previous research indicating that children with congenital hypothyroidism showed relative deficits in nonverbal/visual processing skills.

Additionally, or alternatively, the relative deficits in male behavior might derive from their more significant abnormalities in dendrite structure and levels of specific synaptic proteins (Figs.  7, 8).