Sentence examples for adaptation to task from inspiring English sources

This scarce flexibility of performance is indicative of a poor adaptation to task contingencies.

Prolonged performance of HRHF tasks exhibited significantly increased risk for musculoskeletal disorders, while performance of moderate level tasks exhibited adaptation to task demands.

This might be explained as an adaptation to the task and diminished stress level during the task [ 59– 62].

Next, participants were introduced to the second-order response and performed another training block with three objectives: first, to continue the gradual adaptation to the task; second, to ensure a fast, automatic response; third, to make sure that subjects complied with the task and caught their occasional errors.

2) Flexible portability: the focus of our research was not on exploring the highest possible speed and efficiency, but rather adaptation to different task scales and computer configurations.

However, it is unclear whether the modern ribosome, and in particular its large conformational changes during decoding, are the outcome of adaptation to its task as a decoder or the result of other constraints.

Recent evidence suggests that behavioral adaptation to fluctuating task difficulty is also subject to this affective regulation.

This region has been implicated in the adaptation to upcoming task demands (Sakai and Passingham 2003; Rowe et al. 2007).

Motion aftereffect paradigms have provided useful results concerning generalization of adaptation to different task or environment parameters.

The 12-week HRLF rats had increased trabecular bone volume, compared to NC and increased trabecular numbers, compared to the other groups, changes indicative of bone adaptation to the task.

Post hoc analysis revealed that EPO-treated mice had significantly fewer omissions in the first trial block compared with controls (P < 0.05), pointing to a faster adaptation to the task.