Conversely, MCI subjects with relatively less episodic memory impairment were observed to convert at a much lower rate.
In contrast, the observed conversion rate was 9.8% for MCI subjects with a relatively higher episodic memory functioning level and no APOE e4 allele.
Neuropsychological assessment six years after the onset of cognitive impairment revealed anomia, dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia with relatively intact episodic memory and right hemisphere functions.
The P-value for Fisher's exact test is 0.000 for a two-sided test of no association between conversion and having relatively low episodic memory level 2 functioning.
In addition, patients had to demonstrate relatively preserved episodic memory (below the fifth percentile on a short Recognition Memory Test; [27]), to distinguish patients with PCA from those with a more typical amnestic presentation of AD.
According to Mr. Hilberg, "when relatively isolated or episodic acts of resistance are represented as typical, a basic characteristic of the German measures is obscured... the drastic actuality of a relentless killing of men, women and children is mentally transformed into a more familiar picture of a struggle — however unequal — between combatants".
Such relationships are an essential feature of primary care compared to more episodic, relatively anonymous care in emergency department (ED) settings.
Alternatively, ex-prisoners in the community who perceive discrimination in healthcare settings may choose to utilize the ED more frequently given the episodic, relatively anonymous nature of these interactions.
Above-grade slopes with ponded accommodation are associated with highly mobile substrata and episodic or relatively low sediment flux.
Also, probability values for performing at a relatively high level for episodic memory level 2, cognitive flexibility, and perceptual motor speed were viewed as continuous explanatory variables.
