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In line with this task specificity, we previously found that pedunculopontine nucleus stimulation in patients with Parkinson's disease with freezing of gait/postural instability selectively improved simple reaction time, but not choice or Go-NoGo reaction times (Thevathasan et al., 2010).

Also, the AR content you are seeing is in line with the task at hand instead of off in the corner of your vision like Google Glass.

In line with this idea, these task performances were significantly correlated with deception task performance.

In the context of busy primary health care (PHC) clinics, the use of valid screening tools that facilitate assessment of depression by non-specialists would allow for greater depression detection and care, as well as being in line with the task-sharing model that has been embraced by the recent National Mental Health Policy Framework and Strategic Action Plan (2013 2020) in South Africa [ 24].

In line with this, subjects performed this incidental laterality judgment task at ceiling, for all cues and reward levels.

In line with this, self-regulation experts argue that learning tasks need to be sufficiently challenging in order to force students to apply (meta-) cognitive learning strategies (Mandl and Fischer 1982; Schiefele and Pekrun 1996).

In line with this, most had received inclusion of testing as part of the task shifting process, with which they were satisfied.

In line with this view, it has recently been shown that brief projections of task-unrelated visual stimuli during the maintenance phase of a working memory task result in increased activity in DMN regions [26].

In line with this view, the functional neuroimaging literature emphasizes the role of LIFG in tasks that involve significant executive control over semantic selection or retrieval.

In line with this, Barcelo and colleagues [ 39] reported slowing after infrequent events (oddballs) to the task.

In line with this recent neuroimaging investigations have implicated a network involving parietal and frontal areas in the orientation of attention in semantic task.