Despite its specificity, for a number of reasons, such us its low interrater reliability or the difficulties to elicit it in deep muscles, LTR is not considered an essential criterion for diagnosing MTrPs, but just a confirmatory observation [ 27].
To this end, fourteen healthy adults performed a speeded Go/Nogo task comprising Nogo trials of varying levels of difficulty, designed to elicit aware and unaware errors.
The individuals participating in the experiment who were asked the questions to elicit weights reported a difficulty in attaching a value to the attributes described by total hours saved in a year and PM emissions saved in a year.
Questionnaires were used to elicit participants' ratings on task difficulty and why they gave those ratings.
To this end, eight university teachers were invited, between November 2014 and May 2015, to elicit their opinions on the difficulty level of the descriptors.
The children's mothers responded to questions designed to elicit indications of visual perceptual difficulties or immaturity, when their children were aged 13 years.
Thus, the second step of the analysis involved identifying 'critical' nodes that when removed from the network, increased the number of driver nodes necessary to elicit complete control, that is, increase the difficulty in controlling the network [ 329].
The U.S. EPA currently requires chronic toxicity studies, but it is locked into using high doses to elicit effects and has not overcome the difficulty of detecting effects from chronic or ambient exposure or low doses.
On the other hand, if task difficulty were not driving the activity pattern, we would expect all nameable odorants to elicit a similar level of activity and all unnameable odorants to elicit a similar level of activity.
The BPI blends structured and clinical interviewing techniques to elicit the child's own perspective of their strengths and difficulties.
