Sentence examples for sensitive deficit from inspiring English sources

But the politically sensitive deficit with China increased as imports from that country hit a record.

The politically sensitive deficit with China rose 12.5 percent to $23.5 billion in January, the largest with any country.

This showed that stressing the crop at flowering/middle stage is sensitive to deficit irrigation.

Attention deficits are detectable in Parkinson's disease from an early stage, particularly on tests sensitive to deficits in executive control such as the digit span, Trail Making Test Part B, Stroop interference test and attentional set-shifting tasks (Muslimovic et al., 2005; Williams-Gray et al., 2008).

The first 2 years of life are particularly sensitive to deficits in parenting, suggesting that effective intervention might appropriately target this age group.

In particular, the WCST is sensitive to deficits of a number of executive abilities as shifting of attention between sets, abstract reasoning, and problem solving.

These data suggest that the dark-light-paradigm may be more sensitive to deficits in hippocampal neurogenesis compared to other anxiety-related tests.

This assay is sensitive to deficits of motor coordination and of muscle tone regulation.

While tests of general intellectual function provide valuable information, they are not sensitive to deficits in specific cognitive domains.

Duration deviant paradigms yield more consistent results and appear to be more sensitive to deficits than frequency deviants.

It is possible that generation of endplate acetylcholine receptor is particularly sensitive to deficits in the N-linked glycosylation pathway, whereas more severe forms of CDG result from more damaging mutations (Marklova and Albahri, 2007).