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Screening Devices for Cognitive Capacity
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1987Excerpt Two important articles (1, 2) on the development and implementation of a new device for screening for evidence of a cognitive-organic mental syndrome appear in this issue.
J J, Strain, G, Fulop
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IMF Conditionality as a Screening Device
The Economic Journal, 1999A theoretical model is developed in which adoption of an IMF programme signals a country’s productivity. It is assumed that there are two types of country, one with a high return on investment and the other with a low return. The country’s type is known only to itself.
Marchesi, S, Thomas, JP
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Distance Stereopsis as a Screening Device
Optometry and Vision Science, 2000ABSTRACT: Purpose To determine the efficacy of distance stereotesting as a screening device. Methods Distance stereoacuity using the global Random Dot and contour Circle test of the Mentor BVAT ...
R P, Rutstein, D A, Corliss
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The Acoustic Reflectometer as a Screening Device
Ear and Hearing, 1985Sixty children (120 ears) were evaluated using reflectometry, pure tones, immittance, otologic examination, and pure-tone air and bone conduction thresholds. Comparisons were made between the various screeners. Reflectometry was found to be the least sensitive and the least specific of the procedures.
K, Buhrer, L G, Wall, L, Schuster
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Precision of the Retinal Tomograph as a Screening Device
Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 2015To assess the diagnostic accuracy of the Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph 3 (HRT3) as a screening device in comparison with the reference standard of Octopus standard automated perimetry results (SAP) combined with clinical findings.All patients underwent screening examinations and investigations within a single day.
Bergin, C., Oleszczuk, J., Sharkawi, E.
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Screening devices for diminished cognitive capacity
General Hospital Psychiatry, 1988This study compares three commonly used tests to detect organic mental disorders: the Mini-Mental State (MMS), Cognitive Capacity Screening Examination (CCSE), and Tachistoscope (T-Scope). Ninety-seven medical-surgical inpatients at the Mount Sinai Hospital referred for psychiatric consultation had a Missouri Mental Status Examination performed by a ...
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Political institutions as screening devices
1997The role of private interests in shaping public policies is pervasive both in democratic and non-democratic settings, and the basic task of any political system is that of regulating the market for political influence and sifting out the demands to be satisfied. The paper assumes that collecting and processing information - the hidden information issue
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Vector Keyboard for Touch Screen Devices
2009Paper introduces a vector keyboard for touch screen devices. Characters are typed by drawing a vector starting from a dedicated area. The typing area is divided into three clusters, each containing 9 characters. Measurement of typing speed and of number of typos reveals that the keyboard is comparable to ABCDEF virtual keyboard.
Martin Klíma, Václav Slovácek
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Theocracy as a Screening Device
2009The subject of theocracy, a government grounded in a religious theology, seems beyond economic analysis.1 First, a theocracy is a type of organization, and despite the advances made in the economics of organization over the past forty years, the calculus of markets still rules the roost.
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