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Although our patient did not show gross cognitive deficits indicated by standard neuropsychological testing, more in-depth tests (such as the three-item CDT and NAI) revealed slight impairment in executive cognition suggestive of mild cognitive impairment, which is commonly seen in, but not specific for, dysexecutive syndrome [ 9].
On the topic of accuracy — I wasn't able to test in depth how well the mood analyzing tech actually works, but it generally appears to be roughly in the right ballpark: I felt mildly stressed earlier today, and the app picked up that I was less than chipper.
To assess the validity of our proposals and inspect step and mesh size dependence, a least-squares based hexahedral element is implemented and tested in depth in both deformation and delamination examples.
In addition, to test in depth the efficiency of the methods, some simulations were performed with modified scenarios involving several factors like the level of differentiation, the size or complexity of the metapopulation and the presence of Hardy-Weinberg and/or linkage disequilibrium (HWD and LD).
We applied observant tests and in-depth analyses, which allow us to conclude that the age-positions identified with our methodology are stable and are not platform-dependent.
The parameter settings for both constraint (iii) and the complexity of care weights (P1) are discretionary choices made after running model sensitivity tests and in-depth discussion with parties involved.
While our survey found healthcare workers to be systematically advising pregnant women to refer their husbands for testing, the in-depth interviews revealed that partners rarely come in for testing.
However, due to the current lack of randomised control trials that have used the Berger-Exner test, more in-depth considerations as to the meaning of the reported test results cannot yet be made.
