Sentence examples for dat subjects from inspiring English sources

Our study excluded subjects with dementia, but finding of differences in the subiculum have also been observed in subjects with dementia of Alzheimer's type (DAT) [24], although DAT subjects exhibit more widespread changes in the CA1 region, which encompasses much of the head and lateral aspect of the hippocampus.

The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of the Design and Technology-based (DAT) subjects as perceived by students.

A clear dissociation between automatic and attentional priming effects in both groups was demonstrated; however, the DAT subjects' pattern of priming deviated significantly from that of the normal controls.

Therefore, hippocampal volume might not be a good marker of coincident DLB in a cohort of DAT subjects.

Of the 193 ADNI-1 DAT subjects a total of 30.1% had a predominantly executive cognitive impairment which would be characteristic of non-DAT pathology.

Therefore, we analyzed data from 486 cognitively normal (CN) and 327 DAT subjects in the AD Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI -1/GO/2 cohorts.

BRASS and Southampton databases comprising 123 ENC-DAT subjects, from gamma cameras with parallel collimators, were reconstructed using filtered back projection (FBP) and iterative reconstruction OSEM without corrections (IRNC) and compared against the recommended OSEM with corrections for attenuation and scatter and septal penetration (ACSC), before and after applying phantom calibration.

Recently, we and others have identified rare, functionally penetrant, mutations in DAT in subjects with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and juvenile dystonia (Mazei-Robison et al. 2008; Kurian et al. 2009), compelling a better understanding of the impact of DAT mutations and altered DAT regulatory mechanisms in vivo.

The study found that the respondents have positive perception towards DAT-based subjects.

In terms of gender, male students show a more positive attitude towards DAT-based subjects as compared to female students.

Conversely, at delays of 60s and 90s, the "slow" (flexible) DAT-i subjects were still developing initial LL preference.