Our findings are consistent with task-based functional connectivity research (Shaywitz et al. 2003; van der Mark et al. 2011; Finn et al. 2013) that found reduced coupling between the left occipito-temporal areas and the left IFG.
Instead, ensemble displays may be best suited for cases in which viewers are making judgments about patterns in the data or about areas, which is consistent with tasks proposed for ensemble displays by Szafir et al. (2016).
The task-specific expression patterns of foraging are consistent with the task-specific circadian rhythms observed in harvester ants.
Importantly, while the evolution of physiological parameters may not provide comparable results to those obtained with the psycho-cognitive scores, they are consistent with the objective task completion rate results.
PHWs are consistent with the WHO task shifting guidelines which encourage PLHIV to be part of the health workforce crisis solution [2], and the promotion of the greater involvement of PLHIV in their own care has been a longstanding policy of WHO and UNAIDS [27].
These sites are consistent with elements of the task that include auditory perception and processing, speech production, working memory and attention [33].
The results for the map task are consistent with this assertion, since viewers who did well in the task came away after watching the clip with a non-normative representation of it (centered on its spatial layout, rather than its suspense-inducing narrative).
Our current results are consistent with frontal alpha indicating task-disengagement as trials with greater frontal alpha resulted in oculomotor capture by the salient distractor.
These data are consistent with the proposition that TASK-1/3 contributes to an outward current in rat atrial myocytes that is not modulated by noradrenaline.
These findings are consistent with results of emotion tasks eliciting greater amygdala activation that is differentially affected by the LALA genotype in a normative sample [ 83] and in major depression [ 29].
The documented age differences in neural activity in the frontal cortex and striatum during the learning-based task are consistent with other recent evidence for abnormal prediction error signaling in old age (Chowdhury et al., 2013; Eppinger et al., 2013).
