Results indicate that overall both right- and left-handers accomplished the task equally well with either the right and the left hand.
The hypothesis that animals learn the task equally well using any of the 3 parameters was rejected by Experiment 2a.
Furthermore, both the Dnmt1+/+ and the Dnmt1+/− mice learned the water maze task equally well, indicating intact long-term memory of the platform position.
Subjects performed the task equally well in all conditions, reaching 84 87% correct in the different conditions of the texture 1-back task and 86 89% correct in those of the shading 1-back task (see Materials and Methods).
While the NCD group performed worse than the noNCD group during VCA and working memory tasks, the attention task was performed equally well by both groups.
Post-hoc comparisons showed that the semantic judgments were more accurate on the two categories of action verbs, relative to non action verbs (0.93±0.02 and 0.92±0.02 vs. 0.83±0.04; ps<0.05), whereas the syllabic task was performed equally well with the three categories (0.86±0.03 and 0.84±0.03 vs. 0.86±0.02, ps>0.6).
Indeed, some data suggest that, in certain environments and on certain types of tasks, we can read equally well in any format.
In the current study, siblings performed less well on the highly demanding functional MRI working memory task, although they did equally well on the standardized neuropsychological test battery.
In this task, GOstruct performs almost equally well as in CV, as can be seen in Fig. 2, whereas all the other methods show a much bigger decline in performance.
People who drink a glass of lemonade between completing one task requiring self-control and beginning a second one perform equally well on both tasks, while people who drink sugarless diet lemonade make more errors on the second task than on the first.
