Sentence examples for delayed paragraph from inspiring English sources

To explore the extent to which choice of cognitive test affects the staging (and event sequence) output, we assessed the effect of adding in an additional memory test, the Logical Memory II subscale (delayed paragraph recall) from the Wechsler Memory Scale-Revised.

At baseline, the diagnosis of MCI was based on the Petersen et al's criteria, 11 that is, memory complaints corroborated by an abnormal score on the delayed paragraph recall subtest of the Wechsler Memory Scale Revised, a normal Mini Mental Status Examination score (>23), a Clinical Dementia Rating score of 0.5 and not satisfying consensus criteria for dementia.

In the current large ADNI-GO multisite neuroimaging study [ 21], provided that subjects meet clinical criteria for early MCI, educationally referenced scores on delayed paragraph recall at 0.5 to 1.0 standard deviation below expected levels are considered sufficient for inclusion as early aMCI.

The comment about hill coefficient of 4 in the model (subsection "Cooperative IKK activation underlies dose-dependent response delay", last paragraph) refers to the cooperativity in IKK activation by TRAF6 (distinct from the slope in the fraction of activation as a function of dose).

Control subjects had no signs or symptoms of cognitive decline or neurologic disease including epilepsy; all subjects had a MMSE score between 28 and 30; a CDR score of 0; and NYU paragraph recall scores (immediate and delayed) >6.

"President Clinton and Vice President Gore first denied the need for missile defenses, then delayed," Mr. Bush said in a one-paragraph statement.

Dan Pfeiffer, a spokesman for Mr. Obama, announced the decision to delay the release of the report in a three-paragraph statement on Monday.

In the same paragraph, he challenged a section forbidding the use of money to alter or delay the transmission of a report by the Department of Homeland Security's privacy officer.

A paragraph in the bill would have tied the upcoming presidential election to a nationwide census, effectively delaying the polls.

After adjusting for age, gender, years of education, and baseline test score, lower values of baseline BDNF concentration were significantly associated with greater annual decline in Immediate and Delayed Recall scores on the Paragraph Recall test, and a greater annual decline in the Category Fluency test (Model 4).

The FTD estimation error almost matches the error in the FBMC system because the mild slope of the inherent channel delay mentioned in the previous paragraph is detected here, too.