Sentence examples for contrasting tasks from inspiring English sources

This time around, the teams have hugely contrasting tasks at hand, with Chelsea only a handful of wins away from the title and QPR a few defeats from relegation.

Previous studies have addressed this issue by contrasting tasks involving semantic and phonological decisions.

In particular, when contrasting tasks of cognitive versus affective ToM, Sebastian et al. (2012) found that only the pSTS, the temporal poles, and the precuneus were consistently activated for both, indicating a specific network overlap in these regions for ToM and affective perception.

We found no consistent white matter activation across studies when contrasting task-related activation with baseline.

These apparent differences in the functional roles assigned to ventral IFG may well reflect the contrasting task demands in these studies and require further research.

Simple main effects for each condition were computed by contrasting task activity (e.g. Tapping/ Free/Intern/Extern with the resting baselines for each subject.

Participants performed 1 block of practice trials for all 3 tasks, followed by 4 blocks of 28 trials for a total of 140 trials in the size and contrast tasks and 6 blocks of 28 trials for a total of 196 trials in the orthogonal task.

In contrast, tasks with straightforward simple answers may not require the contribution of multiple students (Cohen et al., 1999).

In contrast, tasks such as the verbal (or phonemic) fluency task, involving both language and other high-level cognitive processes that subserve language, may capture these deficits.

In contrast, tasks employing an affective context often find evidence for a peak in risk-taking around mid-adolescence (Burnett et al., 2010; Figner et al., 2009a).

In contrast, tasks that do not demonstrate significant post-training effects do not index executive function (e.g., TEA single attention, Digit Span).