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First, the adapted trail making task in the MoCA-BJ requires switching between Arabic numbers and Chinese sequencing-meaning characters, which is more difficult than the original task that requires switching between numbers and alphabet letters.

Location-aware computing offers significant potential of improving such manual processes and supporting important decision making tasks in the field (Teizer et al. 2007).

The fourth aim of the present study was to assess the effects of hippocampal lesions on a similar version of the T maze decision making task, but in which the cost associated with the HR was in terms of physical effort rather than delay to reinforcement.

The trail making task used in the Hong Kong/Changsha version of the MoCA [ 21, 22] requires switching between numbers presented against different background colors.

To achieve this, a complex dynamic decision making task was used in which three different cues were manipulated in order to control three outcomes.

Devices allowing variation of the FOV and resolution, thus making task-specific protocols, are indicated in dentomaxillofacial imaging [22].

Now he and his partner Edward Shenderovich have launched a service called Knotable Note Instantly that allows you to take notes and make task lists right in your Chrome browser.

That the HRH crisis in Uganda makes task shifting inevitable vindicates views from elsewhere, for instance Mozambique [ 14- 16], Tanzania [ 17- 19], Ethiopia [ 19- 22] and Malawi [ 23- 25].

Like any other decision-making task in which participants have to choose quickly between alternative responses, AAT performance recruits basic cognitive processes such as the speed of information accumulation, bias, motor execution time and response caution.

The Romans began their road-making task in 334 bc and by the peak of the empire had built nearly 53,000 miles of road connecting their capital with the frontiers of their far-flung empire.

This contribution proposes a multilevel modelling approach as a tool for the decision-making task in the early design stages of reactive distillation processes.