Sentence examples for different pattern of performance from inspiring English sources
> -wrap-foot> Interestingly, although the SLI-only and dyslexia-only groups did not significantly differ on either phonological component, the figure reveals a different pattern of performance (highlighted by the circle in Fig. 2).
As indicated by the single experiments, stock-brokers indeed show a significantly different pattern of performance across the different groups of problems.
However, a different pattern of performance was observed for pursuit rotor learning.
Different patterns of performance across conditions were observed for the two groups.
In a further study we found that adolescents who had sustained damage to the prefrontal cortex as children displayed two different patterns of performance; when measures of reaction time were analyzed they revealed a pattern of performance suggestive of partial-order plan representations.
Different patterns of performance might suggest that number and pitch utilise different representational systems.
What is added by the LCBM framework is that it provides an explanatory and confirmatory tool for investigating and testing different patterns of performance across studies.
Our results highlight the importance of examining performance variability in older adults and suggest that differential effects of aging on brain regions are associated with different patterns of performance on tests of subjective and objective recollection.
Our results also pointed out the importance of considering gender effect while investigating visuo-spatial abilities since different patterns of performance between men and women could result in minimizing overall cognitive differences thus determining non significant results.
The mixed model ANOVA yielded a significant Group × Condition (go/no-go) × Days interaction (F 5, 100) = 2.76, p = 0.039, Greenhouse-Geisser correction), reflecting the emergence of different patterns of performance between the two groups.
We also found a qualitatively different pattern of forced-choice recognition performance as a function of claimed awareness.
