The phrase "a demanding working" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "working" is typically used as a verb or an adjective, but not as a noun in this context.
Example: "She has a demanding job that requires her to work long hours."
Alternatives: "a demanding job" or "a challenging position."
Two-back task is a demanding working-memory task in which participants have to retain the letters appeared on the display and judge whether the letter presented at the moment was the same as the one that had appeared two presentations before.
Research conducted among nursing educators indicates that burnout is associated with the demanding nature of the nursing profession, with the demanding working hours and shift-work as well as with feelings of professional inadequacy [ 11, 12].
An unmarried participant found a job as a nurse, and missed five consecutive clinic visits because of her demanding working hours and infrequent time off (age 23, FGD).
It asks whether workers "struggle[d] with the demanding working conditions," and whether they required public assistance.
In the inside engineering of DEMO, the robotic machines and manipulators are envisaged to be widely employed, which often have to deal with the demanding working conditions.
Other studies involving jockeys have also reported low response proportions, 3 27 and this is probably due to the demanding working lives of those in this profession.
Post-hoc tests were conducted to test specifically the hypothesis that resting activity after a cognitive demanding working-memory task (e.g. 1-back, 2-back) has a greater magnitude compared to resting activity after 0-back.
But given that the DMN is known to be a modulator of self-referential processes, we hypothesize that cognitively demanding working-memory processes might exert an influence on the magnitude of activation of the DMN in the subsequent resting phase, e.g. as a neuronal correlate of subsequent self-evaluation and reflection.
Participants underwent MEG measurement while listening to the metronome sounds for 6 min. Thereafter, fatigue-inducing mental task trials (two-back task trials), which are demanding working-memory task trials, were performed for 60 min; metronome sounds were started 30 min after the start of the task trials (conditioning session).
Also, further studies would help to ascertain whether other aspects of work‐related stress, such as low remuneration for demanding work or long working hours, might have an impact on asthma exacerbations.
