Sentence examples for explicit tasks from inspiring English sources

The results showed that patients have a reduced modulation of an N400-like component in both the implicit and explicit tasks that suggests a deficient integration of incoming information with personal knowledge.

Finally, the modulation of the late positive component did not differ from that in control subjects in both implicit and explicit tasks, suggesting that the impairment in mnemonic binding processes suggested in schizophrenia is more qualitative, i.e. incomplete or inappropriate, due to the anomalies in antecedent processes.

The job is mostly a matter of black and white--he succeeds in the fulfillment of explicit tasks.

For each domain, most people (63 64%) utilized spatial representations of some form on explicit tasks, confirming the cognitive reality of spatial representations.

Nevertheless, a Newman-Keuls post-hoc comparison exhibited a significant difference between implicit and explicit tasks, for both Slow and Fast conditions (Table 2B).

In fact, there have been some reports within the literature suggesting overt, explicit tasks may be less effective in fostering rehabilitation of motor skills than those that rely on implicit cues, lending credence to such hypotheses [40], [41].

In 2013, the incoming central bank boss, Haruhiko Kuroda, was given the explicit task of driving down the value of the yen by the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, as part of a three-arrowed scheme to increase growth.

Placed on the London stock market a year ago with the explicit task of finding a company to take over, Horizon recently took a controlling stake in APR Energy of Florida.

They were asked to close their eyes, but remain awake, relaxed, and not perform any explicit task.

Give the (implicit or explicit) task to observe the person or group and discover the norms, values, habits and relationships.

When brain is at resting state, fMRI is used to detect the spontaneous activation pattern in the absence of an explicit task or stimuli [102].