Sentence examples for impaired error from inspiring English sources

The study also revealed strongly impaired error detection in schizophrenia.

Speech recognition did not significantly deteriorate further in the UHL43 condition (1.0 dB increase in speech recognition threshold, p > 0.05), while sound localization was additionally impaired (Error Index increase of 0.33, p < 0.01) with an associated large increase in individual variability.

HD patients showed a specific reduction in the Ne, which suggests impaired error processing in these patients.

Theories emphasizing processing of the affective/motivational significance and subjective stimulus evaluation in error monitoring (Gehring & Willoughby, 2002; Pailing & Segalowitz, 2004; Yeung, Holroyd, & Cohen, 2005) would also predict impaired error monitoring in case of an affective deficit preventing the use of affective information to determine salience.

In a group of patients with focal lesions of the thalamus we found significantly impaired error awareness in a flanker task (signaling rate, patients, 39.1 vs. controls 85.1%) accompanied by amplitude reduction of the ERN and Pe (Seifert et al. 2010).

Taken together, these data argue that SPOP mutation confers sensitivity to PARP inhibition due to impaired error-free HDR DSB repair and an increase in error-prone NHEJ.

Findings suggest that over-confidence may be related to impaired online error recognition and compromised use of metamemory strategies such as the Memory for Past Test (MPT) heuristic.

This distinction is most evident on CPTs, where lead-exposed children tend to exhibit an increase in omission errors (impaired vigilance) with less consistent increases in commission errors (impaired response inhibition), whereas PCB-exposed children show impairments in commission errors and no increase in omission errors or accuracy (Tables 1 and 4).

Second, simultaneous task performance ('multitasking') which may contribute to medical error, impaired safety behaviour, and stress.

The ability to produce useful robust maps in comparative RH mapping is impaired when the error rate in the data increases above 10% [ 14].

Prefrontal cortex damaged that results in inefficient behaviors could be due to an impaired ability of error detection systems to guide adaptive behaviors and/or relatively ineffective compensatory mechanisms that were engaged (Ragozzino et al., 1999a).