Sentence examples for impaired accuracy from inspiring English sources

Habitual cannabis use is associated with impairments in emotional processing; heavy users show impaired accuracy when non-intoxicated (Platt et al., 2010; Hindocha et al., 2014).

The results indicated that exposure to variable PNS significantly impaired accuracy in the VSD version of the 5C-SRTT and increased premature and timeout responses in the VITI version.

In contrast, for the six AD participants, inverting a face significantly impaired accuracy even in the 0° condition (see Figure 5B).

The 39,XY*O mice, which lack steroid sulfatase expression throughout development, demonstrated impaired 5-CSRTT performance (significantly increased omissions and a nonsignificant trend toward impaired accuracy at short stimulus durations) relative to 40,XY control mice; these deficits were rescued in the 1-CSRTT.

However, low abundance transcripts (102 copies/ng or equivalent to 1 copy/cell) in the panels (ERCC-81 and -84), resulted in just over 60% entities falling within the same threshold, whilst trace abundance transcripts (101 copies/ng; ERCC-113 and -171), exhibited significantly impaired accuracy with less than 25% of entities falling within 10% of the expected values.

However, rapid changes in vascular motor tone may lead to impaired accuracy of CO monitoring.

Among the evidence for this is that NMDA antagonists can impair accuracy in fixed consecutive number (FCN) tasks.

Because task accuracy was improved during short delay trials, a separate study was performed in which non-predictable distractors were inserted within the DMTS format to impair accuracy.

Follow-up tests on this interaction showed that, while inverting the faces did not impair accuracy for profile views, accuracy was significantly impaired for frontal and three-quarter views (see Figure 3).

In the oldest-old control group, while inverting a face did not impair accuracy for a 0° or a 45° difference, accuracy was significantly impaired when faces were presented at a 90° difference (see Figure 5A).

Disadvantages of NIRS are that it requires specialized equipment and disposable yet costly probes, and tissue fat and edema can produce interference that can impair accuracy.