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The distribution of the identified 9,776 MS and 4,841 PS genes in the human genome among chromosomes is significantly different (χ2 = 118.4, df = 23, p<0.001, Figure 1), with a clear deficit of PS genes on the Y chromosome, and to a lesser extent on the X chromosome as well.

In our sample, the CE+ group compared with norms presented a clear deficit in accomplishing the Stroop tasks indicating a selective attentional deficit [ 19, 30], poor mental flexibility and a lack of inhibitory control on interfering stimuli [ 83].

These considerations may help to understand an apparent puzzle: how can some children with SLI-only display a clear deficit in phonological skills, yet not meet the diagnostic criteria for dyslexia?

"This will help to address a clear deficit in support available for young workers.

Even in young ApoE−/− animals, there was a clear deficit in the CCh-mediated relaxation.

Pathological hallmarks of AD, including plaques and loss of synaptic markers, are readily apparent at nine months of age in huAPP/PS1 mice along with clear deficits in spatial memory when compared to wild type controls [ 7, 10, 11, 31].

The additivity hypothesis (see Introduction section) saying that the ASD+ group performs worse by an order equivalent to the addition of each disorder individually was partly confirmed with clear deficits in inhibitory performance of these children compared to the ASD- group.

For this analysis, the delayed group also included children recruited from the DDS system who received services based on a diagnosis of developmental delay, had composite scores above the cutoffs and did not meet criteria for AU/ASD, as well as two children recruited from the general population with clear deficits on the MSEL (60 or lower).

(5) There is a clear slip deficit area with a radius of ~10 km just west side of the Mw 7.3 event.

A feature of the Location task (Experiment 3) was the clear deficit shown by the rats with lesions largely confined to the dysgranular retrosplenial cortex (Fig. 8).

Still, the news left a clear impression: deficit reduction may be easy.