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To evaluate temporal changes and predictors of accuracy in the alignment between simultaneous near-infrared image and optical coherence tomography (OCT) scan on the Heidelberg Spectralis using a model eye.

After validating our cognitive predictors of accuracy, we enter in the personality factors as measured by the Mini IPIP (Donnellan et al., 2006) into the second stage of a hierarchical linear regression (see Appendix Table 5 for the full model).

Both anxiety (β = –0.22 ± 0.09 SEM, p = .016) and performance on Color Verification trials (β = 0.42 ± 0.09 SEM, p < .001) were significant predictors of accuracy on Algebraic Equivalence trials.

Therefore, we tried to prospectively characterize predictors of accuracy and precision of CIpc (primary outcome).

Since this study was not powered to pick up individual predictors of accuracy, no patient or HCP demographic factors correlated with answer choices.

However, the research methodology described in this manuscript can be used to identify predictors of accuracy of other types of surveillance data.

The results indicated that of the parameters examined, the ability to read Arabic is the one that influences the most, the correct interpretation of ornamental inscriptions of mosques, and the best predictor of accuracy.

And it is not limited to juries: a survey of judges found that one third thought an eyewitness's confidence was a good predictor of accuracy, and another third were unsure.

The best predictor of accuracy was an animal's mean top 10 relationships with the reference, whereas its highest relationship to the reference was also a good predictor of accuracy.

The average squared relationship between reference and test datasets has been shown to be a better predictor of accuracy of genomic prediction than the average relationship between reference and test datasets [ 38].

While our main goal was to find predictors of search accuracy, we also investigated how these factors were related to reaction time and false alarm rates.