Sentence examples for difficult conjunction from inspiring English sources
Our task is a difficult conjunction search where distractors share features with the target, this makes it a 'hard-discrimination, hard-selection' task.
Additionally, since previous research has described that episodic retrieval only affect search when it is difficult and RTs are high, we also investigated the long-term priming prediction in a more difficult conjunction search task.
That kind of real economic development effort is still the only choice we have, though the preexisting debt will force us to make difficult cuts in conjunction with spending on renewal.
A few respondents argued that the software was quite complex and difficult to use in conjunction with poor usability.
Differences in the toxicities of particular congener mixtures may contribute to inconsistent results and make comparisons between studies difficult [ 15], particularly in conjunction with different background levels of exposure.
On top of that, my 11-year-old daughter will be sitting her year 6 Sats, which have been made more difficult this year (you thought subordinating conjunctions were bad, try "fronted adverbials").
(c) Visual search task performance for the conjunction 12 conditions (most difficult).
Our rationale is that the high-cost group found the conjunction task proportionately more difficult to the single tasks than the low-cost group.
Their construction has been hindered by the lack of a defined mitochondrial proteome, as available localisation data is difficult to query and use in conjunction with metabolic pathway data.
Mohr and Linden found that performance was worse on spatial than object single tasks and conjunction-task performance was equivalent to spatial task performance, therefore making it difficult to select a definitive interpretation of whether a conjunction-task cost did exist (conjunction vs. color) or not (conjunction vs. angle).
Even though Tagalog is easy and fun, be warned that the verb conjunctions and conjugations are difficult.
