Reliability analysis revealed that item "Church attendance" (P2) had a poor corrected item-total correlation (Table 2) and thus should have been eliminated.
Performance on the n-back task, which is sensitive to frontal lobe damage [ 12], was poor (trials correct; 1-back: 75%, 2-back: 42%, 3-back: 16%).
Counter-intuitively, given earlier work on information use by animals (Ward & Zahavi 1973), we have also found that when personal information is of poor quality (correct less than half the time), it is better for individuals to avoid using pooled information.
She was always the model-student type who strived not to disappoint, and the accident and her poor eyesight (corrected with glasses only in the second grade) seem to have intensified her sense of caution and love of order.
If anemia is a mediator and not just a marker of poor outcomes, correcting anemia could become an important and novel therapeutic target to improve long-term outcomes in such patients.
If anaemia is a mediator and not just a marker of poor outcomes, correcting anaemia could become an important and novel therapeutic target to improve long-term outcomes in such patients.
Courts, he said, usually support homeowners who hold back from a contractor the amounts they spend to correct poor work.
Elliott, the trust's biggest shareholder, said the board revamp was needed to correct poor investment performance, high costs and weak governance.
Photos show their instructors holding threads as rifle guides, or sticking needles in soldiers' shirt collars, pointed at their necks, to correct poor posture.
"Anyway, just thought I should correct poor, mad John Ashdown's comment from 2.54pm, relating to the Grauniad's graphic representation of transfer deadline day activity.
