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Results showed that the left parahippocampal gyrus including the fusiform gyrus predicted subsequent accuracy on WM decisions.
The data from these subjects were combined with the WM data from the subjects in Experiment Two. Figure 3b shows PD during the 1.5 second window prior to probes binned on subsequent accuracy.
In other words, inflammation disrupted the relationship between parahippocampal metabolism and subsequent accuracy for object-location encoding.
All converted BG concentrations were quoted to 2 decimal places and the subsequent accuracy percentages calculated quoted to 3 significant figures.
If a component network is modulated by subsequent accuracy, this can only result from an endogenous mechanism rather than a difference in sensory input.
The effects of scaling remotely sensed data, prior to PCA, in terms of subsequent classification accuracy, have been investigated by many including [23, 49 51].
Testosterone increased the difference in reaction times to categorize male and female faces during encoding, without influencing subsequent recognition accuracy or response bias.
Cranio-caudal movement of the vessel during the respiratory cycle may lead to comparison of different portions of the IVC during inspiration and expiration, but even more worrisome is the medio-lateral movement of the cylindrical vessel relative to the probe, which can lead to off midline diameter measurements and subsequent decreased accuracy in assessment of diameter.
This prevents the entry of air (or other contaminants) into the cartridge as well as the leakage of medication out, which can affect subsequent dose accuracy.
Although the U.S. Air Force claimed great success for its precision munitions and surgical accuracy, subsequent reports to the Geneva Convention indicated that almost 250,000 bombs were dropped during the war, with less than 10 percent of them precision munitions.
