If the rest of Nancy Burson's retrospective at the Grey Art Gallery at New York University doesn't unsettle you, maybe this will: At the end of the exhibition you'll find Ms. Burson's computerized "Age Machine," where you can sit back and see how you could look in 25 years.
Each tenfold increase in prenatal pesticide metabolites was linked to having five times the odds of scoring high on the computerized tests at age 5, suggesting a greater likelihood of a child having clinical ADHD.
The computerized AST consisted of three phases.
Patient data captured from the computerized medical record system included age, date of admission, source of admission, hospital, residential address, and principal diagnosis on discharge [ International Statistical Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (ICD-9); World Health Organization 1975)].
Without software created by a researcher during her recovery from childbirth, the highly automated, computerized telecommunications age we take for granted would have been on indefinite hold.
Data about medication order completion and patient ages were obtained directly from the computerized hospital pharmacy database; no other patient-specific records were reviewed.
With regard to the cognitive development, performance on the computerized measures will be administered to a gender and age matched sample of 100 healthy controls.
Age, gestational age at delivery, race/ethnicity, maternal body weight during the beginning of the second trimester, and gestational age at GDM diagnosis were ascertained from the computerized medical records at birth.
Attention was assessed via the age-normed Total Correct z-score on the computerized Gordon Diagnostic System, a validated sustained attention test [14].
After the Word Wagons returned home, the computerized survey results allowed editors to categorize the answers based on the speakers' age, sex, ethnicity, education, and urban-versus-rural upbringing.
