Health promotion efforts, including disease prevention (in practice they are overlapping), are perceived as self-evident tasks for the entire health sector.
In our developmental work with patients who have severe impingement, this was very evident as task 2 was grossly limited and more limited than other tasks.
WM deficits are particularly evident in tasks comparing normal control adults to adults with ADHD when tasks requiring significant processing speed are used.
The bias is most evident on tasks involving implicit rather than explicit attention to threat [ 13], suggesting that a conscious decision-making process is not involved.
Improvements in this group were evident in tasks that relied on visual attention and higher order processing speed such as improved choice reaction times in driving simulator testing, while the simulator training group showed a post-test improvement in measures of correct turning and signal use.
Our basic idea was that if language performance in individuals with aphasia (whether monolingual or bilingual) reflects their ability to control aspects of language use by, for example, selecting relevant words in the face of competition from other words, then any difficulty in verbal control should be most evident in tasks that explicitly demand such control.
The report that retrosplenial lesions disrupt the stability of anterior thalamic head direction cells in the light, but have less effect on self-movement cues in the dark [40], would predict that the disruptive effects of retrosplenial lesions might be particularly evident for tasks dependent on visual feedback, as was the case in the present study.
Instead, evidence of a common neural region would have suggested the presence of a component process, not evident from intuitive task analyses, but shared by both tasks.
A clash of cultures is also evident, with the task force calling any fraud a poor reflection on the United Nations.
The new representative government was barely in place, however, when it became evident that the task of organizing members of Congress and the electorate required the existence of political parties, even though such parties had been regarded as pernicious and destructive—"the bane of republics"—by political thinkers and by many delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
It should be evident, however, that task performance can be affected by other factors besides workload (e.g., competence, distraction, equipment failure, etc).. Further, a performance failure in such environments could be catastrophic, and it is therefore desirable to have an alternate measure to pick up load before a failure.
