Sentence examples for Preparatory processes from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, in a detailed combined investigation of ERP indices of response execution, inhibition and preparatory processes in AD-ADHD, we found a similar profile of altered processing deficits as previously identified in children with ADHD.

These results provide modest evidence in support of a role for the IFS in processing more complex sets of stimulus response rules and suggest that general preparatory processes engage the AIFO network.

The specific role of the ACC during the iCNV time interval might, at least in part, lie in the motivationally guided mobilization of preparatory processes via the adjustment of cortical arousal in order to optimize upcoming information processing.

Some of the most frequently used preparatory processes are discussed below.

They are consistent, however, with the view that spatial working memory functions are the product of the operation of spatial selective attention and motor preparatory processes.

While many studies indicate that behavior performance continues to improve throughout childhood and adolescence, it remains unclear whether or how preparatory processes change with development.

Part of the preparatory process was "what if" training, which is designed to help technicians react to emergencies.

Organised by the government of the Netherlands, the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) and the Business Action for Sustainable Development (BASD 2012), this two-day consultation was a major event in the Rio+20 preparatory process.

This book takes us into the mind of one of the most fascinating people ever to make a movie, introduces us to his obsessive preparatory process and throws light on the business of conceiving an intelligent, historically accurate epic.

Micheline Calmy-Rey, the foreign minister of Switzerland, speaking shortly after Mr. Wako, said that it was "the right answer to the disinformation, the misinformation that had raged throughout the preparatory process".

Further liberalization of trade is, we believe, of no less importance for the developing countries than for ourselves, and we are fully committed to the preparatory process in the GATT with a view to the early launching of the new round of multilateral trade negotiations.