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The users' task completion performance and answers on pre/post-evaluation questionnaires demonstrated not only the ease in learning and usefulness of PerMMA, but also their attitudes toward assistance from advanced technology like PerMMA.

Men in the weight range 60 69 kg performed better than in the other weight categories on similarities, pictures completion, performance score, and full scale score subtests of the WAIS (P < 0.05).

This paper presents new insights into the effects of pH-responsiveness on the completion performance of RIEMs and the mechanisms involved.

The relationship of the Conscientiousness biodata scores to grade point average and task completion performance were statistically significant.

First, the original fracturing network has no significant contribution to the flow to the wellbore and second, the initial completion performance has degraded over time below operational or economic limits.

Data from mice indicate that visual alertness ('visuospatial attention') may be influenced by STS function (Davies et al. 2009), while picture completion performance has been suggested as a reasonable predictor of attentional function in children and adults (Fuentes et al. 2003; Groth-Marnat & Baker 2003).

Hence, it is plausible that the observed associations with picture completion performance are consequent upon primary associations with attentional function and/or memory.

Another limitation was that we did not investigate patient recurrence status, time since treatment completion, performance status at the visit day, or comorbidity.

Furthermore, picture completion is the most highly correlated WISC-III subtest with basal ganglia volume in children born preterm (Peterson et al. 2000), implicating this second brain structure in picture completion performance.

Task completion, driving performance and eye gaze have been analysed.

Figures with cast shadows were associated with stronger completion performances than were no-shadow figures, especially in humans.