Sentence examples for by differences in task from inspiring English sources

These findings indicate that differences in network connectivity were not driven by differences in task performance.

However, we argue that the differences in BOLD activity that we identified between objective and subjective contexts cannot be easily explained by differences in task demands.

On the other hand, one may argue that the specific interactions observed here during reading might be driven by differences in task difficulty.

In addition, it is interesting that around 5 7% of the wage dispersion, after controlling for individual and firm-related attributes within each occupation, can be explained by individual differences in task implementation.

Thus, the observed pattern cannot readily be explained by simple differences in task difficulty.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06481.007 Decoding of task between dissimilar task pairs is likely driven by many differences in task features.

Although they found a significant improvement from the pre to post assessment: the effect sizes for their inquiry-oriented biodiversity segment in lab + lecture (0.6) were substantially lower than the effect sizes for common-place non-biodiversity segments (plant anatomy = 2.1, animal anatomy = 1.8), possibly accounted for by differences in time on task and level of abstractness.

In addition, the observed practice-related changes in muscle activity could be influenced by differences in the used practice task (i.e., maximal versus submaximal effort tasks).

In a study by Penk et al. (2014), invested effort, that is, the self-reported willingness to engage with test items, was explained by individual differences in task-irrelevant cognition, specifically distraction.

It is unlikely that the differential modulation of inhibitory activations by ATD can be explained by potential confounds such as differences in task performance or in plasma tryptophan levels as depletion had no differential group effect on task performance or lowering blood tryptophan concentration.

On the other hand, the active hypothesis is characterized by differences in how individuals process tasks rather than their physiologic differences.