Sentence examples for severe executive from inspiring English sources

Due to severe executive problems, daily life activities can be experienced as chaotic (Frith, 2004).

The Medulloblastoma group showed severe executive deficit (≤ 1.5 SD below normal mean) in all assessed tests, the most severe occurring in vermal patients.

As a conclusion, vermal medulloblastoma patients showed the most severe executive deficit of all tested functions, global medulloblastoma group showed severe deficit and vermal and hemispheric astrocytoma patients showed moderate to slight executive deficit and slowness in the tested functions.

The neuropsychological evaluation showed a differential prefrontal-like deficit: vermal medulloblastoma patients showed the most severe executive deficit and global medulloblastoma group showed severe deficit of all tested executive functions.

In the later disease stages, the patients become paralyzed and up to 50% of ALS patients can show cognitive impairment, particularly implicating more severe executive dysfunction and mild memory decline [ 2– 4].

The importance of the latter foci is supported by evidence that between 50 and 80percentt of people with alcohol disorders or other drug dependencies experience mild to severe executive function impairments (Aharonovich et al. 2006; Bates et al. 2006; Goldman 1990; Gonzalez et al. 2004).

Mr. Ogunlesi, who was appointed to run the investment banking group last week, told a gathering of 300 employees that Credit Suisse First Boston had 25percentto50percentcent more senior managers than comparable firms on Wall Street and that cuts would be "swift and severe," the executives said.

The Swiss are set to vote Sunday on whether to adopt his proposal to impose some of the world's most severe restrictions on executive compensation.

Swiss citizens voted Sunday to impose some of the world's most severe restrictions on executive compensation, ignoring a warning from the business lobby that such curbs would undermine the country's investor-friendly image.

GENEVA — Swiss citizens voted Sunday to impose some of the world's most severe restrictions on executive compensation, ignoring a warning from the business lobby that such curbs would undermine the country's investor-friendly image.

African Oxygen, a South African producer and distributor of industrial gases and a unit of the BOC Group, sells supplies to a sister company, BOC Zimbabwe, and the effects of the foreign currency shortage have been severe, said Jimmy Marriott, executive director for industrial operations at African Oxygen.