By determining the individual state of EEG-vigilance and measuring the performance on standard timing tasks, conclusions on the influence of vigilance on time perception could be drawn.
Quite simply, intermittent monitoring is not up to the task, a conclusion reached last year by a consensus panel convened at the 32nd International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine [ 17].
Although this is a valuable initial insight, it is hard to evaluate to what extent Heeren's setup, i.e. isolated fricatives in a discrimination task, allows conclusions about real speech perception; more importantly, she directly asked her listeners to rate the fricative stimuli as either higher-pitched or lower-pitched.
Considering the identification task, our conclusions are that the accuracy depends generally on the size of the database for comparison, but not on the person's health status.
Due to the complex history of duplication events especially in plants, the identification of syntenic regions within and between genomes is a nontrivial task, and conclusions drawn from publicly available datasets may underlie controversial assumptions related to the particular organism under study.
But the task force's conclusion was that this is a complicated question best left to the different airlines and airports.
The committee's report endorsed the task force's conclusion that urban regeneration would not happen without sharper incentives.Lord Rogers himself is surprisingly philosophical.
But he endorsed the task force's conclusion that monthly breast self-exams produce too many false alarms and unneeded biopsies.
"It is important, both for those directly involved in this tragedy and for all the men and women who work offshore, that the AAIB continues its very important task and reaches conclusion in a timely fashion.
Even at this lower level of abstraction, this example proves that putting together a comprehensive or nearly complete picture is a very complex task, and the conclusion for suggesting a road map is at risk of being incomplete, unbalanced, or biased.
