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The sensory recognition report was also evaluated twice by the expert, with a weighted Kappa of 0.973.

However, other studies have reported that high-functioning adolescents and children with ASD perform as well as controls on ToM tasks [Scheeren, Koot, Mundy, Mous, & Begeer, 2013 ], and some tasks of emotion recognition report that adults with ASD are not necessarily impaired [Adolphs, Sears, & Piven, 2001; Rutherford & Towns, 2008 ].

This includes implementation of speech recognition reporting [11] as well as observations of electronic medical record usage during computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) interpretation for evaluating frequency of use and impact on workflow [12].

The other paper [15] has compared the application of neural and neuro-fuzzy networks to skin cancer recognition, reporting the accuracy rate of 90.67 % for neural and 91.26 % for neuro-fuzzy networks.

Such feats of recognition, reported online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, likely stem from the deep bonds that horses form with their caretakers a useful alliance for chasing bandits down in the Old West.

Asken and colleagues [20] reported that athletes who do not immediately report symptoms of a concussion and continue to participate in athletic activity are at risk for longer recoveries than athletes who immediately report symptoms and are immediately removed from activity, highlighting the importance of early recognition, reporting, and immediate removal of players.

Taken together, the biases in recognition reported here show that far from being narrowly customized to a fixed type of response, face recognition employs broad and flexible cognitive mechanisms finely tuned to minor changes in the content of social and behavioral information encoded with faces.

Polisena et al. conducted a systematic review on factors that influence device-related incident recognition, reporting and resolution of device-related incidents, as well as interventions or strategies to improve the recognition, reporting and resolution of device-related incidents.

To explore factors that influence and to identify initiatives to improve the recognition, reporting and resolution of device-related incidents.

Several RNs and physicians were unaware of any initiatives underway in their hospitals for device incident recognition, reporting and resolution.

Physicians and registered nurses (RNs) were interviewed to explore factors that influence device incident recognition, reporting and resolution.