c Technology assistance was defined as requiring assistance from technology, such as a tracheostomy tube, feeding tube, or a wheelchair, for activities of daily living.
2. (C) U.S. assistance has shown mixed results in the development sphere.
When analyzing the current state of UIMs for the Web (Rivero and Conte, 2012a), we identified that emerging UIMs for Web applications should be able to: (a) find usability problems in the initial stages of the development process; (b) aid in both the identification and solution of usability problems; and (c) provide assistance by means of a tool to reduce the inspector's effort.
We thank A Anderson, M Cloninger, L Lewis, I Martelis, L Mullinax, J Siebert and C Taschereau for assistance with sample collections; D Tarpy and C Grozinger for supplying the focal bees; N Naeger for assistance with brain dissection; T Newman for primer design; and RD Fernald, S O'Donnell, B Oldroyd, members of the Robinson lab and two anonymous referees for comments that improved the manuscript.
However, there was a significant difference between goal assistance (C) and manual assistance (A) according to a Bonferroni multiple comparison.
Note that the power of assistance (C) was very strong near the target position.
Assistance (c) provided the best sense of agency in the CG experiment.
Four young men participated in socially interactive group sessions with a therapist who (a) assisted the participants in selecting individualized instructions on how to behave, (b) provided participants with feedback on their correspondence between instructions and nonverbal behavior, and (c) gradually reduced assistance while participants maintained self-monitoring.
We acknowledge Kelly Kilgour BScN, MScN, PhD (c) for her assistance with data collection and analyses of related research.
Censoring was used for the following three conditions: a) TTP > 12 months; b) still having not become pregnant at the time of interview; and c) seeking medical assistance due to difficulty in getting pregnant before 12 months of trying.
