Sentence examples for facilitate performance of from inspiring English sources
We conclude that anodal tDCS applied over M1 can facilitate performance of skilled hand functions required for activities of daily living in older subjects.
Here we tested the hypothesis that a single session of anodal tDCS over left M1 could facilitate performance of right upper extremity tasks required for activities of daily living (Jebsen–Taylor hand function test, JTT) in older subjects relative to Sham in a double-blind cross-over study design.
Using neurocomputational mechanisms of reinforcement learning between the NAcc and the primary motor cortex, it may be possible to engage the PARC and facilitate performance of BMIs in multiple environments.
Proactive and reactive control are both held to facilitate performance of sustained attention tasks (Aron 2011).
These circumstances have resulted in the need for a structured physiotherapy programme designed to improve physical and psychological function, facilitate performance of daily activities, and teach pain management.
However, increased genotype diversity may also improve performance of a population through complementarities among genotypes, that is, individuals of different genotypes facilitate performance of each other [ 10, 11].
In our case, EGD confirmed the gastric contents and facilitated performance of gastric lavage, preventing further passage of drugs to the small bowel by aspiration of gastric contents.
Furthermore, WATA system facilitates performance of test analysis and item analysis, and enables pre-service teachers to review statistical information from the test and item analyses to revise test items.
LeBlanc et al. [ 7] studied first-year surgical residents and found that moderate stress levels facilitated performance of technical procedures.
Comparable effects were also seen in experiment two, where cathodal stimulation of the cerebellum facilitated performance of verb generation, relative to noun and verb reading tasks.
Diagrams also facilitated performance on measures of integrative knowledge but not on measures of declarative knowledge.
