Sentence examples for backward performance from inspiring English sources

These analyses revealed a significant association between digit backward performance only for the right hippocampus in males.

However, we did find a significant correlation between aMCI's PM component score and their Digit-Span Backward performance, which suggested that the PM component was more associated with one specific kind of executive function (planning), which partly supported our hypothesis that the deficits of aMCI individuals in PM tasks were related to executive dysfunction.

Many studies compared backward masking performance of patients and controls, very few compared relatives and controls, and none determined masking performance of patients, relatives and healthy controls altogether.

The backward projection performance of the proposed procedure is further improved by using a wavenumber filter to suppress subsonic noise components.

Backward masking performance correlated with all SIN tests, with lower (better) backward masking thresholds corresponding to the ability to understand speech in noise at lower SNRs (QuickSIN: r = 0.573, p<0.005; HINT: r = 0.411, p = 0.012; WIN: r = 0.372, p = 0.023).

Auditory temporal acuity, as measured by backward masking performance, has been linked to speech perception abilities [30] and its decline with age, even in normal hearing older adults [27] [28], is thought to contribute to the commonly reported speech perception difficulties in this population.

Howell et al. (2006) reported that a subset of the children who persist in their stuttering showed poorer backward masking performance than recovered speakers who were definitely known to have been stuttering at an early age.

It was a backward-looking performance in a forward-looking environment, and everyone enjoyed it.

But many studies of the equity premium have estimated expected returns using backward-looking performance data: the extra returns that investors actually earned.

Even as it looked backward, the Holyrood performance registered Scotland as a most modern European polity.

In addition the training group showed reductions of thickness in the right insula, which were correlated with training-induced improvements in backward digit span performance.