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If it is false in relation to our prior knowledge the inference is more difficult, which means that it results in more errors or longer decision times.

Higher scores/percentiles indicate worse performance (e.g., more errors or slower reaction time).

Specifically, it could be that the distribution of errors in cognition, and the chance of accumulating fewer errors, or more errors, or maintaining the same number of errors, or dying might conform to patterns seen with the frailty index, i.e. cognitive deficits might show the same patterns as general health deficits.

Of these, 14 cells had one or more errors in segmentation or tracking (such as grouping multiple cells or identifying cells not present), which corresponds to an error rate of 0.6%.

Nevertheless, the specificity was higher with more severe deficits, such as 2 or more errors on the AMT4, or untestability in both tests.

κ was 0.85 for whether or not items had one or more errors, and 1.0 for whether or not there were any other anomalies.

Overall, older adults took longer to complete the tasks and made more errors than young or middle-aged adults.

The presence of cognitive impairment, assessed through either proxy/other subjective measures or 4 or more errors on clinically validated short screening tools such as the Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire [ 40] were strongly linked to subsequent NH admission (see Figure 2).

Each received a score (2 = no errors or self-corrected, 1 = one error, 0 = two or more errors), and solution speed was measured in seconds.

Basal levels (one or no errors) and ceiling levels (eight or more errors) are found for each child, and performance is expressed as an age-corrected standard score (M = 100, SD = 15).

15 Individuals with 23 or fewer points on the MMSE and three or more errors on the MSQ were considered to have cognitive impairment.