Sentence examples for combining task from inspiring English sources
As we have been doing in rural Nepal, combining task shifting with teleradiology to gain remote consultation and quality assurance can further optimize these resources [ 14].
In the context of Bangladesh, our study is highly interesting and provocative on at least two fronts: 1) combining task shifting with e and mHealth for greater reach of competent care, and, most crucially, 2) village doctors a group generally found intractable in their problematic practices engaged in ways that has potential to improve their practices.
By combining task-based functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) with functional connectivity at rest, we identified distinct sub-regions in right inferior frontal gyrus (rIFG) interconnected with parietal and temporal areas for processing action and audio sequences, respectively.
The proposed parallelization that we have described in this paper can be easily adapted to this Intel MIC architecture because image pixels are contiguous in memory allowing to use vectorization, and combining task-pipelining with image partitioning a high degree of parallelism can be achieved (15 subimages, each one having a full pipeline of 16 stages, imply 240 threads).
The effect of combining tasks is also investigated.
But in Amazon's case, it's taking the idea of combining tasks a bit further.
Some trainees mentioned difficulties combining tasks related to work and private life.
Finally, each single task requires greater attention following neurological injury so that combining tasks creates significant functional compromise.
This is because earlier research essentially employed a seven-task model in which each of the combined tasks was preceded by a combined task practice block that was shorter but otherwise identical.
The dependent measure (i.e., the "IAT-effect") is calculated as a difference score by subtracting the average response time of the initial combined task from the average response time of the reversed combined task.
We present a novel scheduling policy from the perspective of the combined task and message scheduling scheme.
