Sentence examples for striking deficits from inspiring English sources

However, these MAP2 knockout and mutant mice also have striking deficits in dendritic elongation and dendritic architecture [69], [70] that could contribute to the mislocalization of PKA and perhaps the mislocalization of other scaffolding proteins such as AKAP5.

Particularly for Germany, this study indicated striking deficits in cancer survival of elderly patients.

Abnormal respiration after hypoxia and disturbed parturition were reported in SK3 overexpressing mice but no striking deficits were identified in SK3 null mutants (Bond et al, 2000).

An early study found that juvenile rhesus monkeys with high BLLs showed impairments on spatial, color, and size reversal learning tasks, with the most striking deficits observed on the first reversal after original learning (Bushnell and Bowman 1979a, 1979b).

In this study, the vast majority of participants rated communication skills essential for their future professional careers, but they also noted that this area revealed the most striking deficits [ 18].

9– 14 Within the neurodegenerative disease spectrum, the behavioral variant of frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) produces striking deficits of music emotion processing as part of a wider syndrome of selective brain atrophy (chiefly affecting the frontal and temporal lobes) with impaired emotional understanding and responsiveness and profound disruption of interpersonal conduct.

We find that MS and PS genes differ particularly in the number of tissues and cell types where they are expressed.We find a striking deficit of PS genes on the sex chromosomes, particularly on the Y chromosome where it is shown not to be due to the observed lower breadth of expression of genes on that chromosome.

The lack of cross-nation comparisons is a striking deficit in the study of self-injury because it precludes drawing conclusions that could inform international policies and efforts to prevent these behaviours among adolescents.

We found that males with ablated SF1+ neurons showed a striking deficit in predator avoidance behavior compared to controls, as demonstrated by a significant increase in the time spent in the zone closest to the rat.

Box plots reveal a striking deficit of large neurons in subjects with dup(15) autism, with only a few neurons in the top range of control or idiopathic autism cases.

Consistent with our observation of the striking deficit of pathogenic variants in AAs, Dorschner et al. [ 9] reported that only 3 out of 18 pathogenic or likely pathogenic variants were present in individuals of African descent.