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Most cases of c9FTD/ALS have clinical, neuropsychological, and neuroimaging features implicating the frontosubcortical neural networks, and thus a retrieval deficit would be expected, and in one study in which neuropsychological tests were performed in many c9FTD/ALS subjects, performance on delayed recall measures was usually normal [ 21].

However, when the older adults (60 years and over) were separated based on their performance on delayed word recall in the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test, those performing more poorly also showed a deficit in difficult pattern separations, to a level comparable to patients with aMCI.

Preschoolers' performance on delayed gratification tasks correlates with their adolescent performance on tasks designed to measure similar constructs and processing, which parallels the corresponding development of willpower and the fronto-striatal circuit (neural pathways that connect the frontal lobe to other brain regions).

Controls met the following criteria: 1) a Rosen modified Hachinski score of ≤4; 2) near normal memory performance on delayed recall; 3) MMSE score of 25 30; 4) a CDR global score and memory score of 0; and 5) normal independent function.

However, the total performance on delayed recall is not independent from what has been learned previously, since delayed recall confounds retrieval with acquisition.

The results of this study support the hypothesis that performance on delayed reinforcement paradigms in this case DRL is highly sensitive to PCBs, Pb, and, unexpectedly, MeHg.

Dispersant DP had better performance on delaying asphaltene onset.

For example, it is known that an intact connection between the hippocampus and the mPFC is necessary for performance on the delayed win-shift at a 30 min delay, but not during a non-delayed task [ 34].

Subjects' performance on the delayed match to sample task was better for the five second delay conditions than for the ten second delay conditions (F 1,9) = 7.04, p<.02), but did not differ between the nameable and unnameable conditions (F 1,9) = 3.2, p<.11) (figure 2b).

Although this shortest-path-based traffic light-aware routing (STAR) protocol shows better performance on delay, delivery ratio, and throughput than related routing protocols considering traffic light, its assumptions of high density always connected green light segment, and an onboard video camera to identify the colors of traffic light may limit its applications in practical cases.

Indeed, McDaniel et al. (2011) found that when feedback followed the practice questions, questions asked at the beginning and end of a lesson, compared to questions asked only at the end, resulted in better performance on a delayed review just prior to an exam.