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A Drug × Monitoring condition interaction (p <.01) on pursuit gain indicated that nicotine significantly increased pursuit gain in the no-monitoring condition in patients and controls equally, but did not improve pursuit in the monitoring condition.

Boulware, LE, Ephraim, P, Hill-Briggs, F, Kraus, E, Melancon, J, Kolotos, M, Jaar, B, McGuire, R, Falcone, B, Boyer, L, and Powe, N. "Effectiveness of Educational and Behavioral Interventions To Improve Pursuit of Pre-Emptive Living-Related Kidney Transplantation: The Talking about Live Kidney Donation (TALK) Study". American Transplant Congress.

We anticipate the financial intervention, which addresses a common and tangible barrier to live kidney donation, may improve pursuit of LRT by an additional 10%.

This finding contradicts theoretical and psychophysical studies that have established that a larger display size should improve pursuit compensation based on visual cues (Koenderink and van Doorn, 1987; Grigo and Lappe, 1999).

Perhaps EMDR reducing distress activates a cholinergic effect improving pursuit eye movements as does nicotine in schizophrenia [47], [48].

Nicotine significantly improved pursuit gain for target velocity of 18.7°/sec, while no differences were observed for visually guided saccades or visual attention.

The authors also reported less activity in the hippocampus but higher activity in the anterior cingulated, posterior cingulated, precuneus and MT/V5 areas; enhancement of activity in such brain regions involved in attending to moving stimuli could be the other mechanism by which nicotine improved pursuit performance in schizophrenia.

This underscores the need for senior military officials and political appointees to continue to seek ways to improve the pursuit of justice.

Perhaps EMDR reduces distress thereby activating a cholinergic effect known to improve ocular pursuit.

An improved matching pursuit algorithm on segmental signal is designed to solve sparse coefficients and reconstruct steady-type fault components and impact-type fault components.

These studies found that performing a secondary task led to improved smooth pursuit [16], whereas other [17], [18] studies have reported that secondary tasks can lead to varying degrees of impairment (i.e. increases in blinks, saccadic eye movements and "non-tracking episodes" during pursuit).