Sentence examples for impairment of performance from inspiring English sources

For the visuospatial tasks we found a selective enhancement of fMRI signal in the superior parietal lobule (SPL) and a selective impairment of performance after rTMS to this region in comparison to a control group.

Values above 1 represent impairment of performance (i.e., threshold elevation), and values below 1 represent facilitation (i.e., threshold reduction).

The hens suffered no adverse reactions, no damage at the site of injection, and no impairment of performance as a result of vaccination with purified gametocyte antigens.

Disease onset in hA30Pα-syn mice was preceded by specific, progressive impairment of performance in two tasks —hindlimb extension reflex and rotarod tests— predictive of neuronal dysfunction in sensorimotor nuclei of the brainstem and the spinal cord.

Hence, it is possible that Chinese speakers can still rely on the top-to-bottom spatial attention for Chinese numerals when the left-to-right spatial attention is controlled in our previous studies, resulting in a less salient impairment of performance than Arabic numerals in the parafoveal condition.

Less than 5% of patients experienced grade III/IV toxicities including reversible impairment of performance status and gastrointestinal toxicities.

As outlined above, Basten et al. (2011), using fMRI, found stronger activation of the right DLPFC in high-anxious participants during the exertion of inhibitory control in the Stroop task, along with impairments of performance accuracy which also remained when statistically controlling for variation in performance accuracy.

See also Hilgetag et al. (2001) and Chambers et al. (2006) for discussion of previous effects of parietal TMS on ipsilateral visual targets, and also for the more general point that TMS need not always lead to impairments of performance, but can also lead in some cases to specific improvements, as here.

The leading symptom is an impairment of exercise performance, limiting patients' functioning and quality of daily life.

Those studies performed at higher temperatures have centered mainly on impairment of exercise performance in athletes and have shown inconsistent effects on lung function (Folinsbee et al. 1977; Foster et al. 2000; Gibbons and Adams 1984; Gong et al. 1986).

Brosda J, Dietz F, Koch M. Impairment of cognitive performance after reelin knockdown in the medial prefrontal cortex of pubertal or adult rats.