Sentence examples for distribution of effort from inspiring English sources

This elicited more regular and evenly distributed "snack-learning" (LE: distribution of effort; LE: quantity of effort) by respondents than did the more periodic assessments on theoretical modules that induced periodic "binge-learning".

Andreoni and Brownback (2017) find that the size of a contest has a causal impact on the aggregate effort from participants and the distribution of effort among heterogeneous agents.

From the very beginning we have had to negotiate the distribution of labour, the distribution of effort between our tools and ourselves; and I think because computers are so adept at doing so many things this negotiation is very, very pressing right now.

The potential conservation benefit of hypothetical spatial closures or TEDs differs depending on the metric used to define "benefit", and further depends on factors such as the spatial and temporal design of the closure, the magnitude and distribution of effort displacement, the spatial distribution of observed loggerhead life stages, and the assumed survival rate of animals passing through TEDs.

Second, it offers the possibility of some degree of fairness in the distribution of effort, in which countries' commitments are negotiated in relation to one another and to their levels of responsibility and wealth.

Although this type of analysis should be tested during actual competition, the clarity of results presented here suggests a very simple explanation of how the decision making process regarding distribution of effort during competition (e.g. very heavy exercise) is made.

The sampling programme was carefully arranged to ensure that equal sex ratios were sampled on any given day and that the distribution of sampling effort was equally distributed between cages of different sizes containing different numbers to exclude the possibility of temporal bias.

We compared a reserve selection scenario in which socioeconomic data were not considered with four different surrogates for fishing effort and with empirical data on the spatial distribution of fishing effort collected through interviews.

However, that statement must be qualified by the recognition that apparently lower numbers of species on the Central American continental coast and oceanic islands and banks in the central Caribbean are probably at least partially due to reduced sampling effort in those areas and the overall geographic distribution of sampling effort (Figure 8).

In order to secure appropriate distribution of scientific effort, biases must be appropriately distributed in the community.

If we extrapolate our prediction of frequent leaving and use of many patches to a risk-uniform landscape level, variance in foraging effort among patches will be low and animals' local decisions will create foraging landscapes with an even distribution of foraging effort.