Session one consisted of a psychosocial stress induction (or control task) followed by incidental encoding of a negative slideshow.
Incidental memory for negatively spoken sentences was higher than that for neutral or positively spoken sentences suggesting that negative prosody facilitated the storage of verbal information.
"We believe that the Arctic refuge should be preserved and that the budgetary effects of oil leases in the refuge are incidental when considering the profound negative impact of drilling in the Arctic refuge".
The standard excuse is that Hollywood is purely a business; any cultural impact, positive or negative, is purely incidental to the single-minded goal of making money.
Errors in the provisional diagnosis were characterized according to the type of scan, region of anatomy, and type of error (false negative, false positive, or incidental finding).
To compare the percentage of support cases (Modules 1 6) completed with the percentage of incidental (Module 0) cases completed a negative binomial generalised estimating equation (GEE) model was fitted to the data.
In conclusion, our study indicates that autoantibody-negative children with (stable) incidental hyperglycemia and a parent with the same condition are good candidates for molecular screening of GCK gene.
Typically, the reports on negative effects were based on incidental findings, which ran contrary to expectation.
The era of CBS as an incidental curiosity has ended; for those with negative outcome, CBS now lies unequivocally within the clinical domain.
Negative emotional content may prompt incidental encoding of the type of affective perceptual detail that helps to discriminate images from percepts, whereas benign content is encoded in a similar way only when an affective rating is required.
