Sentence examples for transfer of effects from inspiring English sources

Some recent findings with first graders of elementary suggest that EF gains remain after a one-year follow-up, with transfer of effects for behavior and learning (Dias & Seabra: Intervention for executive functions development in early elementary school children: Effects on learning and behavior, submitted), but this has not been investigated for preschoolers until now.

A transfer of effects on GJIC was not observed under these conditions.

Second, we showed transfer of effects to performance on a behavioural task completed within a controlled experimental setting.

However, they make specific and falsifiable predictions for the differential transfer of effects that would be observed across individuals following targeted training to EFs early in development.

Clinical trials are now beginning to address the key issues of persistence of effect over extended follow-up and transfer of effect to nontrained domains.

Do we observe consistent changes in risk-preference in the economic domain after feeding (i.e. a transfer of effect from the metabolic to the cognitive domain)?

This observation of an homeostatic dependence of choice upon metabolic state is consistent with ecological perspectives on risk [19], however a transfer of effect from the metabolic to the monetary domain has not been demonstrated previously.

The transfer of radiation effects from irradiated to non-irradiated cells is termed the "bystander effect".

However, in Pfammatter et al's [ 40] review of six meta-analyses small to medium effects of cognitive remediation on general cognitive functioning were found, as well as an indication of a possible transfer of these effects to social functioning.

However, findings were not univocal, and long-term consolidation and transfer of the effects appear to be hampered specifically in this subgroup.

Hanson et al. (2006) define positive interrole spillover as a process involving the transfer of positive effects, skills, values, and/or behaviours from the originating domain to the receiving domain.