Sentence examples for by the continuous performance from inspiring English sources

The transition to HTML5 is powered not only by the continuous performance and feature innovation in the programming language itself, but also by the improvements in modern browsers in which web apps run.

The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between the DAT1 genotypes and the candidate endophenotypes, inattention and impulsivity symptoms, as measured by the continuous performance test (CPT), in a Korean sample of 85 children diagnosed with DSM-IV ADHD.

Using the n-back task, Goldberg et al. found that genotype differences arose from measures of loading onto working memory rather than general attentional deficits (measured by the Continuous Performance task).

Interestingly, an effect of the COMT genotype was not found on sustained attention and words generation performance, as measured by the Continuous Performance Test and Word Fluency test, respectively.

Interestingly, the present study found no effect of the COMT genotype on sustained attention and words generation performance, as measured by the Continuous Performance Test and Word Fluency test, respectively.

The primary outcome measure was attentional performance as measured by the d' measure in the Continuous Performance Test — Identical Pairs (CPT-IP) Version.

Exposure to BFR did not show negative associations with performance in the Continuous Performance test in analysis stratified by period.

By contrast, Mitchell and Quittner [ 38] reported significant attention deficits in children with HI on two of three attention tasks using the continuous performance test (CPT [ 116]).

Thus open trials [ 55- 57] have shown beneficial effects of guanfacine, including improved performance on the Continuous Performance Task [ 58].

Further, we measured sustained attention, impulse inhibition and other executive functions by the computerized The Conners' Continuous Performance Test II (CCPT) [ 36].

The Faroe Islands study found associations between PCBs and attention measured by a continuous performance test among children 7 years of age only in the context of high mercury exposure, suggesting a potential interaction between these contaminants (Grandjean et al. 2001).