Sentence examples for certain types of tasks from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some data suggest that, in certain environments and on certain types of tasks, we can read equally well in any format.

Numerous studies have previously indicated a role of the primary motor cortex, M1 in skill acquisition [22], [23], [24] - for review see [25] - and recently a few studies have also indicated a role of M1 in early motor memory consolidation [5], [12], at least in certain types of tasks (see [13] for details).

Behavioral tests can be used to assess defects in the function of specific brain regions, given their attributed roles in performing certain types of tasks (Table 1).

As discussed above, much of the interest in diagrams has been generated by the claim that they are somehow more "effective" than traditional logical representations for certain types of task.

At the same time there are reports of contradictory findings where certain types of task irrelevant noise actually improve the performance of children.

Experiment 1 aimed to find out how sense of agency and sense of ownership can affect participants' anxiety after they performed certain type of task in terms of different genders.

The next time your boss catches you nodding off at your desk, simply wipe the drool from your mouth and say: Scientists have uncovered the first evidence that napping improves performance--at least on certain types of visual tasks.

The more the mind can be freed of certain types of memory tasks, the freer the mind is to engage in other activities that machines cannot do for us.

The model is straightforward – Samasource works with companies that need certain types of relatively simple tasks done, like database cleanup, translations, transcriptions, etc. Samasource charges companies on a per action basis, and then pays workers in Kenya, Uganda, India, Pakistan and Haiti to do the work.

Further, Farah et al.'s results show that there may be an "enhancement ceiling" for certain types of individuals or tasks.

Certain types of multisensory visuotactile experiments and visuomotor tasks require presentation of visual stimuli in peripersonal space, which cannot be accommodated by ordinary projection screens or binocular goggles.