Sentence examples for activity to perform from inspiring English sources

A cognitive-based training study by Smith et al. (2009) using primarily auditory stimuli (Brain Fitness Program) showed improvements in both attention and working memory in older, though not necessarily hearing-impaired listeners, compared with an active control group (i.e., the control group had an activity to perform, in this case watching educational digital video discs).

In this algorithm, steps 1 and 3 represent constraints (4) and (5) in the optimization problem presented in (2) and select the activity to perform depending on the occupation of the receiving and outgoing queues.

According to teachers, this is the most complicated assessment activity to perform: "Sometimes it is difficult to convince students to do the peer assessment activities; they tell us that it's not their duty to assess their peers, but after explaining its benefits, most of them end up being true believers" (Teacher 2).

Therefore, we hypothesize that the Pak-Pix-Git complex requires Pak kinase activity to perform its function in DTC migration.

Thus, chloroplastic isoform of the enzyme remains an excellent choice to study kinetic behavior of this class of enzyme to gain deeper insight into its structural feature, which can help the enzyme to modulate its activity to perform these diverse functions.

Since the expression behavior of a module reveals under which combination of cultivation conditions the genes are up- or downregulated, we are not only able to relate TFs to the groups of genes that they presumably regulate, but also to the precise environmental conditions that trigger their activity to perform their regulatory role.

In-house researchers use the dynamic community and activities to perform applied research and to form possible collaborations.

In the team, the doctor is expected to prepare and participate in group activities, to perform home visits and to provide ambulatory primary care.

The waiting-list control group received general cognitively challenging activities to perform, such as card sorting and perceptual games, or an errorful memory training program of equal duration.

The Dictionary of Occupational Titles DOTT) is used in vocational rehabilitation to guide decisions about the ability of a person with activity limitations to perform activities at work.

Internal heat is produced via metabolic activity required to perform mental and physical activities.