Sentence examples for the executive test from inspiring English sources

"We've implemented Click to Meet internally," said Curt Wheeling, an Advanced TelCom executive, "and it truly passes the executive test.

Importantly, those scoring poorest on the executive test (i.e. with the weakest executive control) showed the largest discrepancy between intended and actual behaviour.

Although most of the executive tests showed a main focus in the left lateral prefrontal lobe, the Zoo Map Test mainly involved the parietal cortex bilaterally.

Correlations between the FAB (total score and its subset of items), EI and the executive tests (SDMT, ST and VFT) were assessed by the Spearman coefficients.

T-scores for TMT-B and COWAT were calculated based on normative data provided by Heaton et al, 22 and the test of response inhibition was scored according to norms by Delis et al. 21 A composite mean T-score was calculated for the executive tests (equal weighting).

Two trained neuropsychologists administered to the patients with ALS the FAB or the neuropsychological executive test battery and were blind to the results of other tests.

[F]fluorodeoxyglucose-PET images and the scores of the various executive tests of each of the 54 subjects were entered into a design matrix and the relationship between changes in glucose utilization and executive deficits was analysed using the general linear model.

However, if the results for the single executive tests are examined instead the conjunction analysis, test performance also correlated with hypometabolism in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex according to its second definition (at least for three out of the five relevant 'frontal' neuropsychological tests: Stroop, fluency, Zoo 1 task; Figs 1 3, Tables 2 and 3).

Finally, the specific executive tests were correlated with the two frontal regions.

This explanation is further supported by the observation that patients with Alzheimer's disease were more impaired in both parts of the Zoo Map Test than the other dementia subgroups in our cohort whereas for the other executive tests, we did not find group-specific differences.

The same farmers got 25 percent more questions right on the intelligence test when they were rich, and made 15 percent more errors on the executive control test when they were poor.