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A meta-analysis of Gao and Raine (2009) showed inconsistent, task-dependent effects on the P3 for psychopathy.

"When you give kids complicated tasks to do, performance tends to be quite inconsistent from one task to the next," Dr. Koretz said.

The complete elimination of bacteria inside the root canal is a difficult task, and inconsistent removal of the innermost layer of contaminated dentin leaves bacteria behind.

Our data demonstrating that both subjects were impaired on the timed tapping task are inconsistent with two studies in which subjects with unilateral basal ganglia focal lesions were reported (Shin et al, 2005; Aparicio et al, 2004).

Although individual studies revealed impairments across all cognitive domains, the between study findings were inconsistent for most cognitive tasks besides working memory.

If voice quality is an inconsistent indicator of physical tasks stress, it is likely that inappropriate pause placement, formant shifts, and increased F0 play a more significant role in the perception of physical task stress than voice quality.

Results from other experiments regarding temporal lobe activity during cognitive tasks are inconsistent.

However, examinations of how aging impacts the relationship between alterations in network connectivity and cognition have been inconsistent in the cognitive tasks examined and the methods for defining network connectivity or have been based on relatively small sample sizes (see Ferreira and Busatto, 2013, for review).

While developmental activation changes in OFC and ACC have been inconsistent during reward-related tasks, studies seem to converge, however, in that ventral striatum is more activated in adolescents than adults during reward outcome, suggesting heightened sensitivity to rewards in adolescence that could potentially explain higher risk-taking behaviours [ 65, 66, 68].

But Napoli could be the team to beat: Maurizio Sarri's side were thrilling last season, although replacing Gonzalo Higuaín – whose 36 goals was the highest in Serie A for 87 years – is a huge task for the inconsistent Arkadiusz Milik.

In addition, we compare the use of three-valued logics with the use of four-valued logics, and show that at least for the task of handling inconsistent or uncertain information, the comparison is in favor of the latter.