Sentence examples for effects on skill from inspiring English sources
Antagonist effects on skill learning were not indirectly caused by a spread of the drug to neighboring brain regions known to receive dopaminergic input.
How practitioners learn and develop skills in interdisciplinary work is not well-described; we consider it likely that various IDR models have differential effects on skill development.
Therefore, formal education is not as strongly a mediator of social background effects on skills in Sweden as it is in other countries.
It has effects on skills, job opportunities and earnings, and it functions as a route of transmitting resources between generations [ 51].
We also tested if SES combined with MP had an additive effect on skill learning compared with MP or SES.
Daum [ 46] used two procedural learning tasks involving perceptual (mirror reading) and conceptual (Tower of Hanoi task) skill acquisition, and found that patients with cerebellar pathology showed no effect on skill acquisition.
Indications that 20 may be too small a number for robust estimates of skill can be found in studies, e.g., by Müller et al. [ 2005] who showed that robust results for the seasonal forecast skill of the NAO index were not stable with a sample size of 20 and by Kumar [ 2009] demonstrating the effect on skill measures of small verification time series due to sampling error.
Interference is comprised of two distinct, detrimental effects on motor skill acquisition: proactive and retroactive interference.
To examine the effects of skill training on swallowing in individuals with dysphagia secondary to Parkinson's disease (PD) and to explore skill retention after treatment termination.
The localization of genetic effects on verbal skills, visual spatial skills, and some psychiatric disorders to non-inactivated X-linked genes suggest that altered dosages of such genes underlie the contrasting neurocognitive phenotypes of Turner and Klinefelter syndromes.
It is all to do with the reduction in thinking time and the knock-on effect on skills.
