Sentence examples for matched control participants from inspiring English sources
Explicit memory transfer between identities was examined in 7 DID participants and 34 matched control participants.
Schizophrenia patients (n = 15) were compared to age and gender matched control participants.
Patients and matched control participants performed a modified item-recognition task designed to elicit semantic or phonological interference from list items located one, two, or three trials back (Hamilton & Martin, 2007).
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used to elucidate and characterize the neural architecture underlying lexico-semantic processes in criminal psychopathic individuals and in a group of matched control participants.
A Go/No-Go response inhibition task specifically designed to assess error awareness was administered to a group of adults diagnosed with ADHD and a group of matched control participants.
This study tested the effects of naturally occurring URTI on cognition, mood and emotional processing, using a prospective design, with a broader array of tests than previous research, and with well matched control participants.
As mentioned previously, neuroimaging studies have reported differences in regional brain activations in neurological or psychiatric patients even when they performed at a level equal to their demographically-matched control participants.
A group of 10 age- and gender-matched control participants were also included in the study.
Few investigations have included age-matched control participants to directly compare fall characteristics between older adults with and without stroke.
We examined the incidence of symptoms and findings consistent with CI in a cohort of patients after MVA-related WAD compared with age-matched control participants.
Eighteen people with schizophrenia and 20 demographically-matched control participants viewed target words ("bell") preceded by directly related ("church"), indirectly related ("priest"), or unrelated ("pants") prime words in MEG and fMRI sessions.
