Sentence examples for affected by the task from inspiring English sources

Despite the presence of these pre-requisite effects, there was no evidence for reliable differential effects of the memory task on attentional selection (i.e., the attentional blink was not affected by the Task variable).

Repeated measures analysis of variance revealed that resting regional cerebral blood flow was significantly affected by the task being studied.

Three of the independent components were selectively affected by the task manipulations indicating association of these components with sensory mismatch, action inhibition and conflict monitoring operations.

The data analysis result showed significant differences in workload under different time pressures, but workload was not affected by the task type.

The discomfort ratings indicated that the low back, arms, and wrist were the body regions most severely affected by the task, with some evidence of differences between the two shovel designs.

This has been explored at some length [11], and our results support the observation that correlations in time series residuals did not entirely match the correlations in resting-state data; presumably if the residual correlations matched the resting-state correlations, they would not be affected by the task manipulation.

Moreover, individuals' reaction times during the sex-AST were clearly affected by the task-irrelevant picture content, suggesting its sensitivity as an indirect measure of affect: Participants were systematically faster when the required response was positive than when the required response was negative.

The authors suggested that dyslexics need to invest conscious resources in order to monitor balance, and thus their performance is affected by the secondary task which distracts attention away from the balance task.

In the first series of ANOVAs no parameter was affected by the factor task except placing peak velocity, which decreased in the conspecific feeding task (Table 1 and Fig. 2).

The combined resources of the agent coupled to a malleable environment in the high interactivity condition did not soak up completely the resources depletion caused by articulatory suppression since performance was affected by the secondary task, but it was sufficiently robust to ensure efficient calculations.

Within-movement feedback control was not affected by the categorization task, but across-movement adaptation was impaired.