The phrase "attributed to task" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is assigned or related to a specific task, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The results were attributed to the task of data analysis, which was conducted thoroughly."
Alternatives: "assigned to the task" or "related to the task".
The opposite forms of manifestation of the concreteness effects on the two major form classes were attributed to task requirements.
But according to one estimate, only 18% of procrastination could be attributed to "task aversiveness", i.e. just not wanting to do something.
With such a protocol, performance at different levels of categorization can be compared on the same sets of images and the effects observed can be confidently attributed to task requirements and not to image bias.
Poor judgement, slips and deviations from best practice were attributed to task overload and complexity.
The paradigm class analysis then revealed that the latter could be attributed to tasks involving passive and active (recognition) viewing of images as well as following film presentations (Fig. 7a).
Given that we observed no difference between older and younger participants in the no-degradation condition, we believe that the lexical decision task we used is easy enough for all our participants at a constant stimulus duration (250 ms) and that the differences we observed cannot be attributed to differential task difficulty on this core task.
When using stochastic gradient descent to train the model parameters, we could carry out the following three steps: (a) select a task at random, (b) select a random training example for this task, and (c) compute the gradients of the CNF attributed to this task with respect to this example and update the parameters.
The increased activity in the right PFC for spatial WM cannot be attributed to increased task difficulty, the stimuli used, or the response requirements.
Secondly, the different results can at least partly be attributed to differing task requirements.
This mismatch was attributed to the task duration, thought to elicit an incomplete encoding of the temporal parameters [ 10, 66].
To detect regional activation clusters attributed to dual task processing, independent contrasts were first calculated (e.g., [PR − R] and [PR − P]).
