Sentence examples for difficulty performance from inspiring English sources
The inherent advantage to this approach is that whole-brain data analysis of "resting state data" effectively circumvents many of the methodological pitfalls associated with examining "activation" changes in clinical samples (e.g., task difficulty, performance inequalities) (see [12], [15]).
Using a summative online key feature (KF) examination we evaluated whether LMQs can be compared with OEQs in regard to the level of difficulty, performance and response times.
In our study we used a summative online KF examination to evaluate differences in level of difficulty, performance and response times between LMQs and OEQs of identical content.
The LLFDI is an outcome survey on activity and participation that assesses physical functioning and disability in terms of frequency, limitation and difficulty in performance of life tasks [ 13, 14].
As proving memorisation is fraught with difficulty and performance is assessed throughout all parts of the test, East Asian test takers attempt to improve their performance through misuse of this characteristic.
Few games make the demands that God Hand does, and none tie difficulty and performance together with such elegance.
Dives performed in competition are listed, together with a rating of their degree of difficulty of performance, in a table published by the Fédération Internationale de Natation Amateur (International Amateur Swimming Federation; founded 1908), the world governing body of amateur aquatic sports.
This phenomenon may underlie the inverse relationship between excessive task difficulty and performance.
The perceived difficulty and performance degradation have been lower for the triple-column format.
The perceived difficulty and performance degradation in reading have been observed to be higher in the fore-&-aft direction in with-backrest posture.
Perceived difficulty and performance degradation in reading have been found to increase with the increase in vibration magnitude in each direction of vibration.
