Sentence examples for deterioration of task from inspiring English sources

High social anxious women (N=32) showed the predicted deterioration of task performance if the required responses switched from compatible to incompatible with the idea that social situations are related to negative outcomes and vice versa, whereas the opposite was true for low anxious women (N=32).

After the 0- or 2-back test sessions, error rates of the evaluation tasks were increased, thus demonstrating a deterioration of the task performance.

Non-specific tentative diagnoses: acute deterioration of performing daily tasks, reduced general condition, confusion, dizziness, falls, fainting, question of cerebral infarction.

The history of dual task literature is grounded in measurement of interference of one task due to concurrent performance of a second task resulting in a pattern of performance deterioration of one or both tasks.

This was correlated with a decrease in the arterial oxygen content, deterioration of performance in visual tasks, and an increased duration of illness [ 18].

Now she is battling the deterioration of the 1868 building, a task she considers a way of repaying those who have helped her.

A specifically designed cross-task recursive feature elimination (RFE) based feature selection was used to handle the possible causes responsible for the deterioration of the performance of cross-task regression model.

The findings of Hamilton et al. [47] that subjects with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia show hyperactivity during a low-load WM task and subsequent deterioration of performance support our notion.

On the other hand, because the current study as well as previous NIRS studies with the verbal fluency task have found underactivation of NIRS signals (hypofrontality) in schizophrenia patients relative to healthy controls [21], [22], it would be appropriate to interpret the attenuation of NIRS signals during the verbal fluency task as the deterioration of PFC function.

This technique may underline a cognitive-motor interference that indicates a conflict between concurrent tasks (i.e. a motor and a cognitive challenges), as there may be a deterioration of one or both of the tasks [ 9, 10].

Functional imaging studies suggest recruitment of prefrontal areas when healthy subjects are asked to concentrate on producing over learned movements (Jueptner et al., 1997), something that produces deterioration in task performance.