Gaming attorney Anthony Cabot, author of the book Internet Gambling Report, notes that cutting off service to gambling sites at the ISP level would be an effective, but daunting, task.
Modeling preparation separately and masking exclusively with the vision of scrambled images therefore indeed seems to be an effective way of minimizing task-specific visual activity from our estimate of motor execution.
A dual task will be an effective evaluation tool in operational environments where multiple tasks are conducted (e.g., responding to spoken directions and monitoring displays) and an implicit, sensitive measure of cognitive load is imperative.
Automated tree detection and delineation algorithms may be an effective means to accomplish this task.
In our paradigm, imagery was not explicitly required, and it only kicked in language processing when it proved to be an effective strategy to solve the task.
These results are consistent with previous findings of deficits in abstract thinking in schizophrenia [ 1, 3- 7], suggesting that our task may be an effective alternative measurement.
Regular expressions can be an effective method for focused information extraction tasks related to high-priority disease areas such as hypertension.
This suggests that besides considering LREs as indicators of learners' engagement with the language which satisfies the criteria (task utility, task naturalness and essentiality) for a task to be considered as an effective task, task engagement should also be considered as an equally important criterion.
Although SNP discovery was a cost effective task in past, advances in next generation sequencing technologies have made SNP discovery cheaper and faster [ 66].
Thus, although selecting an appropriate set of responses must be a core component of implementing an effective task set, the ability to do so appears dissociable from other aspects of task preparation and execution that are reflected in key neural and behavioral measures of task switching studied here.
