In other words, they could predict the subjects' intention.
Such perceptual inputs are capable of automatically activating their associated responses without subjects' intentions to act [31], [32].
Kaplan Meier estimates of time-to-event (i.e. conception) are shown in Figs 2 and 3 for all the subjects (intention-to-treat analysis) and for the subjects present at the start of the study (per protocol analysis) respectively.
Patients assigned to the PCT group had 3.5-day shorter median duration of antibiotic therapy for the first episode of infection than control subjects (intention-to-treat, n = 79, P = 0.15).
Brain-controlled interfaces are devices that capture brain transmissions involved in a subject's intention to act, with the potential to restore communication and movement to those who are immobilized.
Just as some of IBM's readings come from nerve impulses, rather than brain waves, Cyberdyne uses tiny sensors on the limbs to measure the subject's intention to move, even if the physical act is impossible.
An increasing number of e-learning tools has been developed and is now employed in various settings according to the subject and intention of the educational endeavor [ 2– 5].
The low-level control is responsible for grasp stability, whereas the high-level control was designed to interpret the subject's intention and launch appropriate action patterns.
346 subjects formed the main study intention-to-treat population; 280 of them were of a female gender (81%) and 236 in the fertile age.
In an fMRI study that compared thinking about physical causality (physical event and its consequences) versus intentional causality (a subject's intentions and its consequences), the precuneus/posterior cingulate cortex was found to subserve reasoning about intentional causality [33], a function that usually develops before false belief understanding.
