However, both groups did not differ on virtual reality task performance.
For cognitive domains (attention, executive functions, working memory, and declarative memory), the pattern was similar: at week 1, both groups did not differ significantly in any domain.
Individuals in both groups did not change their reaction times.
Any measurements of both groups did not have significant changes in this period (Table 8).
Both groups did not show abnormalities in neuropsychological evaluation (Table 2).
In the other words, some participants in both groups did not produce private speech at all.
For this reason, the marginal discrepancy pattern, different in both groups did not influence the aesthetical result.
Both groups did not differ significantly in the most variables except for variable statements of the parents concerning headache frequency.
The cooling treatment showed no influence on survival rates though - a similar proportion (about 30%) of babies in both groups did not survive to school age.
In addition, use of acetaminophen (which was used in the first trimester by 25% of the women in both groups) did not elevate the risk.
Swim speed of both groups did not differ throughout the experiment (data not shown).
