Sentence examples for construction ability from inspiring English sources
By contrast, patients' performance was significantly more accurate because their impaired scene construction ability presumably diminished their capacity to construct the extended scene representations, rendering their performance on this task less susceptible to the BE error.
This wall type was selected on the basis of simplicity in construction, ability to accommodate differential settlement, and aesthetics.
He had been hired before and there were still easy assumptions that with his dialogue, his construction ability, his sense of character, he must be a natural for talking pictures.
The environmental construction ability permits the means for a robot to communicate with other robots in an indirect manner.
The figure copying test was used to assess spatial construction ability.
Cullen and colleagues linked self-perceived functional performance of driving an EPW with verbal recall, visual construction ability, and global cognition [ 17].
However, Halverson (2011) concluded that students must develop interpretation skills before construction abilities.
He also demonstrated good copying and construction abilities on the Rey Complex Figure test, achieving a score of 33/36 [ 39].
In the course of clinical observation these patients decelerated overall mental development with age (especially deductive reasoning, generalization, anticipation, planning, and construction abilities).
The block design subtest assessed visual construction abilities using a set of modeled three-dimensional or printed two-dimensional geometric patterns that the child replicated using a set of red and white cubes.
While participating in NHANES III, children provided blood samples and took the reading and math subtests of the Wide Range Achievement Test Revised and the block design and digit span subtests of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children III (the former Wechsler subtest measures visual construction abilities, and the latter, short-term and working memory).
