DIS-CONCA will examine whether risperidone given orally in a dose of 0.25 3.0 mg/day is superior to placebo in preventing relapse of symptoms of CD, as assessed through a 12-week, double-blind discontinuation trial.
To minimize potential influences of motion-induced spurious effects into FC the effects of motion (as assessed through means of the 6 motion parameters resulting from image realignment) were also regressed out of the resting-state time-series.
Participants recruited to the VAH study met inclusion criteria for recent homelessness and current mental illness as assessed through the use of standardized assessment measures administered in person by trained interviewers [ 18].
No significant effect was found concerning the attentional demands as assessed through RT.
This is associated with change in physical and chemical characteristics of the CBDM, as assessed through XRD, stereomicroscopic imaging, and determination of change in weight.
Wacogne et al. [12] found clinically significant anxiety, as assessed through the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, and emotional distress, as assessed through the Perceived Stress Questionnaire, in 141 patients with migraine compared to 109 controls, thereby confirming the role of stress as a trigger.
Top panel, comparison of the parameter's scores s, as assessed through individual-weighted (assessed from expert's weights w e ) and equal-weighted (assessed imposing w e =1) procedures, relative to node 1 of elicitation V.
Secondary endpoints were maximal pain of migraine headaches as recorded in the online diary, migraine burden as assessed through the HIT-6 questionnaire [15] and subjective patient evaluation of efficacy.
They found a higher prevalence of anxiety and mood disorders in patients with MOH (as assessed through the DSM-IV MINI interview) during the phase of transformation of migraine into MOH.
We observed that the pain threshold was significantly lower during the luteal phase and this finding was associated with an increased perception of physical disturbances, as assessed through the menstrual distress questionnaire.
For example, in humans, evidence suggests that emotional arousal experienced after learning can facilitate consolidation, leading to increased retention of material, as assessed through recognition and recall tasks (e.g., Anderson et al. 2006; Cahill & Alkire, 2003; Knight & Mather, 2009).
