Sentence examples for differentiating tasks from inspiring English sources

Here, it was back to reality where people do real, differentiating tasks.

The assumption was that state-dependent functional activations would be information-nonspecific and should not differentiate task-specific material.

This analysis also allowed us to identify a seed voxel whose activity differentiated task demands, located in BA 47.

A series of studies [ 9– 12] attempted to differentiate task- or process-related ENMs from background or incidental nanoaerosols in workplaces.

We measured nanopowders at two monitoring positions (main and subpositions) to differentiate task- or process-related nanopowder exposures from the background or incidental nanoaerosols.

This includes clearly differentiating which tasks the European Union can and must take care of itself and which tasks come within the jurisdiction of the individual Member States, taking account of the fact that some Member States and regions have been promoting the new technologies and fostering their acceptance by their citizens for years now.

We discuss below how feedback might be contributing to our data, without differentiating between task-related and non task-related feedback.

The primary image analysis was done with spatiotemporal PLS (McIntosh et al. 2004), a multivariate method that enables the identification of the optimal spatial and temporal patterns that either differentiate tasks in terms of activation, or in terms of functional connectivity.

There are no data yet which give an overview of the time taken to complete different tasks, or rather to differentiate between tasks that are, and those that are not, directed towards the patient.

A recent theory differentiates between tasks that we want to do and tasks that we have to do.

If a cortical area contains neurons that differentiate task targets from distractors, then our work would predict that learning induced plasticity would be observable in that area.