Sentence examples for enhanced task from inspiring English sources

Given that adaptive gain theory predicts that low tonic, rather than high tonic, LC-NE activity should characterize motivated performance (i.e., enhanced task engagement), this pattern of pupil activity may reflect other possible influences (i.e., reward-related dopamine release) in addition to LC-NE system activity.

Results indicate that higher-fit individuals show significantly greater CNV amplitudes, reflecting enhanced task preparation processes, as well as decreased amplitudes in N2, indexing more efficient executive control processes.

While in-person respondents may be motivated by the development of greater rapport and enhanced task performance,[ 15] the presence of an interviewer may create other biases.

Thus, motivation may have been affected for both low- and high-difficulty blocks, but enhanced task investment may have paid off only in blocks in which the correct categories were more easily discerned.

We identified distinct regions in the mesial premotor cortex and superior parietal cortex showing enhanced task related activity in gene carriers compared with controls, including the caudal SMA as well as the right and left SPL.

Group living, especially where it involves behavioural specialisation, is likely to provide benefits from many sources, such as enhanced task efficiency [ 3, 4, 9, 18- 20] and protection against predators [ 21- 23].

GiGi-MR enhances task scheduling using information exchanged by clients within an overlay network.

Moreover, these simulations can be used to aid the execution of complex sensorimotor tasks, speed up adaptation and enhance task planning.

They have also been shown to enhance task engagement, as indicated by observations of attention and behavior control, time on task (TOT).

Since the subjects were fully aware of the target, we expected that this manipulation could be used to enhance task performance.

From an applied perspective, sport psychologists and coaches may find it beneficial to target individual sport athletes and males for interventions designed to enhance task orientation.