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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['To determine the long-term outcome after severe brain injury at preschool age.', 'Follow-up until adult life.', 'A centralized guidance center for all traffic-associated injuries.', 'Children with severe brain injury at preschool age between January 1959 and December 1969.', 'Final evaluation in adulthood was performed by our team. The capability to work and live independently was rated.', 'Twenty three (59%) of 39 children attended a typical school, eight (21%) attended a school for the physically disabled, and seven (18%) attended a school for the mentally retarded; information was not available for one child. In adulthood, nine patients (23%) were able to work full-time, 10 (26%) worked at sheltered workplaces, 14 (36%) lived independently at home, and six (15%) needed physical and/or psychotherapeutic support. The difference between normal school performance (59%) and capability to work full-time (23%) was significant (P < .05). In evaluating different aspects after the severe brain injury, the sense of identity was the best indicator of final outcome.'] Is long-term outcome after severe brain injury in preschoolers worse than expected?
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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['To determine the long-term outcome after severe brain injury at preschool age.', 'Follow-up until adult life.', 'A centralized guidance center for all traffic-associated injuries.', 'Children with severe brain injury at preschool age between January 1959 and December 1969.', 'Final evaluation in adulthood was performed by our team. The capability to work and live independently was rated.', 'Twenty three (59%) of 39 children attended a typical school, eight (21%) attended a school for the physically disabled, and seven (18%) attended a school for the mentally retarded; information was not available for one child. In adulthood, nine patients (23%) were able to work full-time, 10 (26%) worked at sheltered workplaces, 14 (36%) lived independently at home, and six (15%) needed physical and/or psychotherapeutic support. The difference between normal school performance (59%) and capability to work full-time (23%) was significant (P < .05). In evaluating different aspects after the severe brain injury, the sense of identity was the best indicator of final outcome.'] Is long-term outcome after severe brain injury in preschoolers worse than expected?
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