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For their part, Naumann and Salmerón (2016) found not only simple effects of navigation and offline comprehension, but also an interaction between them, in the sense that good navigation (e.g., selecting relevant pages) was beneficial for students high in verbal comprehension skills, but not so much for low skilled students.

We will report here for information only the main effects of navigation in each condition (Figure 1), and focus on the brain areas differentially engaged in these navigation conditions as a function of the availability, or not, of sleep on the first post-training night.

Only one nurse navigation program has evaluated time to treatment initiation at a Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital, but used historical controls and found it challenging to isolate the effects of navigation from other systems changes simultaneously implemented within a larger VA process improvement project [ 26].

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In order to suppress the error accumulation effect of inertial navigation system (INS), an idea of building an integrated navigation system using a laser Doppler velocimeter (LDV) together with strapdown inertial navigation (SIN) is proposed.

A laboratory experiment tested the effect of these navigation tools.

Proper assessment of the effect of the navigation would require a randomized study design.

In our study, we found no overall effect of patient navigation on time to diagnostic resolution or time to treatment initiation among veterans with an abnormal prostate cancer screening test or cancer diagnosis, respectively, regardless of race.

Yet, to date, no studies have been published on the effect of patient navigation on compliance with prostate cancer diagnosis or treatment among men with an abnormal prostate screening test.

This research investigated the trust effect of in-vehicle navigation aiding performance that degraded over time and assessed differences in trust among automated versus human aids in a simulated driving task.

While there is a good body of evidence for the benefits of IVE displays, most work on the effects of immersion and of navigation on the acquisition of spatial knowledge has been concerned with wayfinding in realistic environments; much less is known about how to leverage IVE technology to benefit a user'ss spatial understanding of (abstract) data networks.