Sentence examples for substantive deficit from inspiring English sources

In summary, there seems to be a substantive deficit in what is being taught compared to what is currently known about the biology of morality and what has been known for at least the past seven years (roughly two cycles for revising textbook editions)—even though much information is already available in popular formats.

As reaction time (RT) and movement time (MT) have repeatedly been demonstrated to show substantive and significant deficits in PD populations (for a review of this literature, see Gauntlett-Gilbert et al. [ 5]), these indicators are (by definition) capable of distinguishing individuals with PD from healthy participants.

Instead, Obama has reestablished credibility on the deficit at zero substantive cost.

Reconciliation bills are primarily intended to deal with budget items that affect the deficit, not with substantive legislation like health care reform.

The cumulative effects of multiple stressors, life demands, and functional deficits may place substantive ongoing burdens on patients that reduce internal resources and require more distress-focused attention in clinical care (1).

The reasons for the new deficit sensibilities are both substantive and politically driven.

Advocates of extensive tax expenditure reduction argue — correctly — that all deficit reduction choices involve substantive costs and are politically difficult.

While they are efficacious for psychotic symptoms, their efficacy is limited for negative symptoms and cognitive deficits which underlie the substantive disability in this illness.

Introduction of the House budget will be the first substantive step toward any bipartisan legislative deal on the deficit, but the path forward is narrow and steep.

That re-phrasing of their approach to immediate budget savings may have been only a change of rhetoric rather than a substantive U-turn; but since the debate over the deficit is mostly rhetorical, it felt like a concession.

Among Democrats, liberals are in near revolt against the White House over the issue, even as substantive and political forces push Mr. Obama to attack chronic deficits in a serious way.