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Unlike Waites et al. [37], block and rest phase lasted only 36 and 24 seconds (instead of 5 24 min for each block), and were repeated twice, allowing a more sensitive analysis of short-term effects of the task.

Parallel manipulations of explicit judgment versus reading for comprehension could explore effects of the task and decision making on the observed activity estimates across both genders.

We used a stratified, multicentre single blinded randomised controlled trial with repeated measurements to investigate the effects of the task oriented circuit training programme.

This was done to take advantage of the fact that the behavioral effects of the task were similar inside and outside the scanner, but with significantly more trials/observations in the behavioral-only session.

To test whether these differences were due to mixing cost effects, rather than effects of the task and source switch themselves, the stay trials of source and task switching blocks were compared in the same intervals.

The aims of this study were to better understand how domestic water carrying is performed, identify potential health risk factors and gain insight into the possible health effects of the task.

To disentangle whether the differences between siblings and controls observed were due to an increase of the task-positive network or an impaired deactivation of the task-negative network in siblings relative to controls, we masked the results either by group effects of the task-positive ('2 minus 0 Back') or task-negative network ('0 minus 2 Back') for controls (Fig. 1E and F).

The task scheduler operates in a highly dynamic environment, and the effect of the task ordering on the overall application performance is difficult to model.

The 2-way repeated-measures models of ANOVA were used to test the effect of the task on the outcome secondary variables (i.e., PPTs and pain-free MMO).

These prolonged and variable fixation intervals allowed estimation of the main effect of the task as compared to a fixation baseline.

The significant two-way interaction Group×Task (F2,42 = 4.0, p<0.05, GG ε = 0.99) showed a specific effect of the task on the laterality of the two groups (Figure 4A).