This means that women who exercised had greater removal of estrogen from their bodies, as well as more effective processing of the estrogen metabolites in their bodies.
Subsequently, when this prediction of a repetition is met, this yields more effective processing of repeating stimuli relative to non-repeating ones (Summerfield et al., 2008; Summerfield and de Lange, 2014).
In the former case an increased P1 is associated with a more effective processing of the presented item (due to an inhibition modulated increase in SNR), in the latter case, however, with a suppression of item processing (due to inhibition that blocks information processing).
The objective of this research was to improve process management through more effective information integration, processing, and exploitation, leading to an intensified infrastructure building process with more effective process control and reaction to process status changes.
The using of the DAB/DVB signals delivers numbers of advantages compared to that of analog signals: such as, the improved detection performance [4], the more effective signal processing process [5], and the more easily estimated multipath.
Our results suggest that the way individuals respond to such vulnerability-provoking situations may depend on the way self-material is processed, where analytical self-focus increases dysfunctional cognitive reactivity and impedes effective emotional processing compared to experiential processing which is likely to support more effective emotional processing.
The fluidised bed process under investigation is more effective at processing shorter fibre lengths and thus, ideally, a narrow range of intermediate length fibres is desired from any comminution process.
We also present an approach that attributes 3D point clouds with semantic information (e.g., object class category information), which enables more effective data processing, analysis, and visualization.
Building on the literature on decision-making under uncertainty in psychology, I argue that firms may increase their value appropriation in exchange relationships by investing in commercial decision resources that allow for more effective information processing in commercial decisions.
Thus, as adolescents meander their way through their daily lives, exploring new places, people, ideas, and challenges, they are training their brain to be more effective at processing information, making better decisions about the issues they confront, and preparing them for the independence that will come to them in upcoming years as they transition to adulthood.
This, in turn, will allow for a more effective neural processing in the lesional hemisphere and facilitate the recovery of function.
