Also, the C.B.I. works under the dual control of Chief Vigilance Commissioner and the government.
They don't try to hide because they want this person, who signs his name to his critical opinions, to know they're there; they want his friends to distance themselves so as not to end up caught in the network of control, in the spiderweb of vigilance.
Rather than interpret the conflicting results as a demonstration of the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of corrective feedback on form, I suggest that findings can be attributed to the research design and methodology, as well as to the presence of external variables that were beyond the control and vigilance of the researchers.
Therefore, the accuracy of neuro-cognitive investigations might be improvable by simultaneously controlling for vigilance shifts using the EEG and VIGALL.
It has been shown that postural control is modified by the level of vigilance or sleepiness [ 4, 6, 17, 22, 23, 26– 28].
Australian Cardinal George Pell, head of the Vatican's recently formed Secretariat for the Economy, told a media conference that the move was necessary in order for his department to "exercise its responsibilities of economic control and vigilance" over all Vatican departments.
Moreover, the patients demonstrated a lower level of vigilance (CPT) and less efficient working memory (LNS), compared to the controls.
Later in the day, Defense Minister Fikri Isik said that the state authorities were in full control of all areas in Turkey but that vigilance was required.
Recent work suggests that a dose of 200 400 mg caffeine can enhance both vigilance and the executive control of visual attention in individuals with low caffeine consumption profiles.
Results from the Attention Network Test indicated that caffeine enhanced both vigilance and the executive control of visual attention, but only at the highest administered dose (400 mg).
