Sentence examples for this potential deficit from inspiring English sources

Our main goal was to investigate whether both individuals with bipolar I and bipolar II disorder show deficits in emotion regulation during an attention control task, and to explore the neurophysiological underpinnings of this potential deficit.

"In addition, there are several million dollars in receivables that will never be paid, which adds to the potential deficit and aggravates the cash problem".

Blair, who led the government until 2007 before making way for Brown, says the party should accept that from 2005 onwards Labour did not sufficiently tackle the potential deficit.

The group's estimate, generated in part by the state's own experts in the lawsuit, is at least as large as the potential deficit New York is facing: $6 billion.

To tackle the potential deficit KPMG suggested measures including: More services being provided in the community.

Six points would have been claimed by the winners of the Test match and Edwards says she did not believe the potential deficit created by a defeat created a fear of losing.

This study was designed to characterize the potential deficits in sensory-motor and preattentive functions, following intrahippocampal administration of gp120.

Other authors have also highlighted the potential deficits from coded data in epidemiological studies [ 9].

In light of the present and previous findings, further research on the stability of these potential deficits and their characterization during the different phases of the disease is required.

Therefore, examining neurodevelopmental trajectories of exposed and nonexposed babies could lead to improved understanding of their differences, better prediction of outcomes, and possibly more specialized and effective interventions designed to compensate for the potential deficits in the exposed group.

Future studies are required to show whether this potential protein deficit is best prevented by standardized supplementation with more protein given to all infants fed human milk, or via individual fortification of human milk after milk analysis.