Sentence examples for consequential task from inspiring English sources
Sexual perception that is, perceiving someone's level of sexual interest in a particular person at a particular point in time is a common, difficult, and potentially consequential task.
Its consequential task is to regenerate human tissue or develop cell-based substitutes for tissue in order to restore, reconstruct, or improve tissue functions [ 1, 2].
The same pride one takes in more consequential tasks outside prison, one can find in doing small things inside prison".
They suggest that people can miss consequential, task-relevant unexpected objects that we would expect to influence their performance on the task.
The study constitutes an existence proof that people can miss consequential task-relevant objects in a naturalistic simulation, but it included too few participants to estimate how often such failures occur or to examine any of the factors that might contribute to noticing.
As a result, determining the similarity between 3D shapes has become consequential and is a fundamental task in shape-based recognition, retrieval, clustering, and classification.
It is no longer capable of being sole fiduciary of a task that has become so consequential to public health and public policy.
Knee-extensors were fatigued in six studies [ 19- 24], of which four consistently showed consequential detrimental effects on balance and functional tasks [ 19- 24].
For self-efficacy, task perception, quality of content and consequential impact, the Likert type scores are presented as percentages after dichotomization (1 3 (fully) disagree or partly disagree versus 4 and 5 (fully) agree).
This is because experimental literature to date on divided attention and dual-task performance demonstrates a limited processing system and consequential deterioration in performance and productivity when multitasking (Courage et al., 2015).
WE use technological shortcuts for things from simple tasks like booking vacations and buying books to more consequential matters like searching for a new home or trying to diagnose our ailments.
