Sentence examples for With impaired performance from inspiring English sources

Using a multidisciplinary approach, Binney and colleagues found that left lateral anterior temporal cortex and adjacent anterior fusiform gyrus are activated when healthy volunteers perform a synonym judgment task; moreover, these sites are associated with impaired performance by patients with SD on the same task.

Advanced ovarian cancer (OC) is associated with impaired performance status and comorbidities for many patients.

Normal aging has been associated with impaired performance in verbal fluency suggesting a prefrontal temporal cortical network (PFTCN) deficiency.

Sleep disorders are frequently associated with impaired performance although the type and extent of cognitive deficits varies widely between different types of sleep disorders.

Thus, "higher" BOLD signals (due to high vs. low TMS) were associated with impaired performance.

High levels of PTH have been associated with impaired performance in cognitive tests [ 53] and with depression [ 52].

If this alternative account is correct, then markedly poor performance on the flanker task (the easier task from the point of view of resolving conflict) should always be associated with markedly impaired performance on the Stroop task; the potentially more difficult task.

These differences might have influenced the findings, but we believe the impact to be minor because our youngest controls were teenagers (and not <5-year-olds, which is the only age group with documented impaired performance of IGRA), and because IP-10 appears to be less influenced by young age compared to IFN-γ [ 24, 27].

RhoE gt/gt mice show an abnormal body position with profound motor impairment and impaired performance in most neurobehavioral tests.

In both cohorts of patients, with and without LC, more than 50% of patients initially presented with symptoms and impaired performance status.

To summarize, the results suggest two important outcomes: 1) Individuals with autism demonstrated impaired performance on unilateral TDT and TOJ tasks when compared to the control group, and 2) Subjects with autism showed no significant decrement in performance, as do neurotypical controls, on these tasks in the presence of 25 Hz conditioning stimuli.