Dehaene had been invited to see him because his impairments included severe acalculia, a general term for any one of several deficits in number processing.
It has several deficits including the lack of an age and sex-matched control group of equally deformed adults with idiopathic scoliosis but no fusion, a matched control group of equally deformed adult patients with nonidiopathic scoliosis, and a correlation of the CDI with patient functional status.
However, we observed several deficits in the Mbnl1−/− mice, including decreased swim speeds and increased levels of thigmotaxis (Figure 4Cii and iii, respectively).
Schizophrenia patients show several deficits in psychological tasks, specifically in tasks that place a demand on the active maintenance of internal representations of the context of the task.
Additionally, several deficits of a more fundamental immunological character have been proposed, such as a lack of important antigens, interaction with environmental mycobacteria, and dwindling efficacy of BCG vaccination over time [6], [7].
It is particularly relevant that Fmr1 knockout mice have been found to display several deficits in social behaviors, including social dominance, social interest, social interaction, and social recognition, although differences in these behaviors have varied among the reports [12], [13], [15] [19], as noted in the Discussion.
For now, we understand this finding to mean that accumulating several deficits results overall in impaired adaptive ability.
We conclude that, overall, dental science's present knowledge about how culture influences a group's oral health exhibits several deficits.
In sum, this variety of patterns is consistent with a multiple-gene model in which several deficits produce schizophrenia, fewer deficits produce SPD, and some protective or modulatory factors ameliorate full development of schizophrenia in SPD.
