Of the tissues studied here, Mongolian gerbil ovaries appear most sensitive to delay in processing, and require more rapid posteuthanasia processing than mouse ovaries.
Nevertheless, according to traditional views on the dichotomy between the hemispheres, the right hemisphere is more involved in spatial activities (e.g., producing smaller movement errors [14]), whereas the left hemisphere is more involved in temporal activities (e.g., more rapid sequential processing [15]) (cf. [10], [16]).
Finally, genotyping by PCR is more efficient than chromosomal karyotyping or phenotype examination allowing more rapid sample processing (8).
Children and adults with ADHD and highly impulsive adolescents have been found to show a larger and more protracted attentional blink than their non-ADHD peers, suggesting less efficient attentional processing and/or more rapid depletion of processing resources [ 64- 66].
When the goal of a study is to characterize variation among individuals or taxa, batch processing is more rapid than real-time processing.
Increasing the levels of Drosha was expected to increase mature levels as a result of more rapid or efficient processing from pri- to pre-, honlyer only two miRNAs (miR-34a and miR-621) showed this tendency.
When volunteers consumed TYR, correct responses increased on a Match-to-Sample memory measure (p < .05) and study time for the sample was shorter (p < .05), indicative of more rapid and accurate information processing.
"We always thought it would be difficult for the brain to integrate acoustic and electrical processing because electrical processing is much more rapid to the nerve," Dr. Gantz said.
Building the design space with continuous processing is more rapid due to the ability to change parameters and produce product more or less on the fly while consuming smaller amounts of material.
52 Four studies in high risk populations assessed the relation between white matter hyperintensities and decline in specific cognitive domains 48 56 57 58: all found an association of baseline white matter hyperintensities with more rapid change in executive function or processing speed.
