9 Similarly, studies investigating the differential effect on cognition suggest superiority of muscle strength as a correlate/predictor of cognitive functionality.
Given also that CD-high-CU children exhibited relatively more severe antisocial behaviour than their CD-low-CU counterparts, this interpretation seems difficult to reconcile with the findings of Waterman et al. [ 13], who found that affective but not cognitive perspective-taking superiorities are related to more serious patterns of antisocial behaviour in CD children.
Thirdly, given that CD-high-CU children have shown inferiority, relative to controls, in affective but not in cognitive perspective-taking, and superiority over CD-low CU children in both cognitive and affective perspective-taking, it seems that their superiority over the CD-low-CU children derives from a relatively greater capacity in understanding others' thoughts, rather than others' emotions.
These decisions are often characterized by either uncertainty regarding the outcome of an intervention [56] (e.g., the patient may survive with or without severe cognitive deficiencies) or the superiority of one intervention over another [57] (two interventions with similar effectiveness and safety profiles are available).
Compensation becomes evident when images are correlated with stability or superiority of cognitive performance on several tasks, including language tasks [ 16].
These decisions are often characterized by either uncertainty regarding the outcome of an intervention [ 56] (e.g., the patient may survive with or without severe cognitive deficiencies) or the superiority of one intervention over another [ 57] (two interventions with similar effectiveness and safety profiles are available).
As noted earlier, two different approaches have been applied when examining experts' superiority in perceptual-cognitive tasks and results have often been controversial (e.g., [12]).
We recently have documented the superiority of a cognitive-behavioral treatment (CBT) designed to decrease women's concerns about postcessation weight gain as compared to previously studied approaches.
Furthermore, the simulation researches of this paper are principally executed on the theoretical benchmarks and oriented toward qualitative analysis; therefore, it is necessary to do some experiments on real benchmarks with quantitative analysis in the next studies to verify its superiority in the actual cognitive radio system.
Cognitive impressions, if there are any, have no superiority.
