Sentence examples for stable deficit from inspiring English sources

In contrast, global IQ displayed a stable deficit of around 7 11 points from the primary school years until adulthood (Figure 2).

In the children of the Dunedin birth cohort who had developed schizophreniform disorder at age 26, Cannon et al [15] reported a fairly stable deficit of global intelligence level (IQ) between 3 to 9 years of age along with motor and language delays.

This is especially true for patients who have a TIA or minor stroke without or only with minimal imaging evidence of infarction or mass effect, and a stable deficit where there is no reason to empirically delay carotid endarterectomy [ 4].

But by and large, mayors, who are gathered here for their annual conference, have seen revenue either rise a bit or stay stable, deficits shrink, property values increase, new jobs crop up and the quality of life improve.

A huge number of studies were conducted to answer several key questions: A substantial number of studies - as summarized in several meta-analyses [ 1- 3] - report stable deficits in many cognitive domains, such as attention, verbal and visual (working-) memory and executive functions.

To produce stable motor deficit, MPTP was repeatedly administered intranigrally (bilaterally) at an interval of 1 week (days 1, 7 and 14).

Following development of stable motor deficit, which was observed after the third infusion of MPTP (day 14) in rats, the animals were treated with vinpocetine (5-, 10- and 20-mg/kg, i.p).

Possibly, conduct problems with comorbid ADHD are more persistent, because, they are to a higher degree subject to a stable neurobiological deficit, related to the latter, than conduct problems without ADHD.

In the TectaY1870C/+ mouse, a mouse with a missense mutation in the ZP domain of Tecta that is responsible for a moderate-to-severe (60 80 dB), prelingual, stable hearing deficit in an Austrian family, the TM remains associated with the organ of Corti but has a number of structural abnormalities (21).

As evidence points to stable neurocognitive deficits in bipolar patients, we hypothesized that eBPs would perform worse than HCs on our measures of neurocognition.

Repeated intranigral administration of MPTP produced stable motor deficits, reduced the cyclic nucleotides and dopamine levels and caused elevation in oxidative nitrosative stress markers.