Sentence examples for function of difficulty from inspiring English sources

d, Decision accuracy (selecting the option with the highest subjective value) plotted as a function of difficulty (difference in subjective value between the best (HV) and worst (LV) presented options).

However, eye movements differ as a function of difficulty even in nonvisual information retrieval tasks (Ehrlichman, Micic, Sousa, & Zhu, 2007), and it is possible that gaze aversion is a by-product of cognitive processing rather than a strategy to disengage from task-irrelevant visual information.

It is interesting that, although the apparent overall high growth rate is attributed to improved census coverage, the low growth rate of the nomadic population is not considered to be, even partially, a function of difficulties in enumerating mobile groups.

It has been generally supposed that such inconsistency might be purely a function of difficulties with this assay, with malondialdehyde being regarded as a relative rather than an absolute marker of lipid peroxidation [ 1, 5].

The confusing fact that average and median scores of radiation toxicity were higher in the coarse fraction group (1.5 and1.5) compared to the regular fraction group (1.4 and 1) may be a function of difficulties in assessing toxicity when the original lesion was moist and irritated.

The ROI beta estimates were subjected to a 2 (actual difficulty) × 2 (labeled difficulty) ANOVA to determine whether sustained activation differed as a function of actual difficulty, labeled difficulty, or an interaction between the two factors.

Conventional 2-D echocardiography is of limited use in assessing RV function because of difficulty in defining endocardial surfaces and because of the shape of the right ventricle.

Specifically, the left POp showed better phoneme classification than auditory areas at medium (−6 to 8 dB SNRs) but not lower or higher noise levels in young adults, indicating a convex pattern of sensorimotor mapping as a function of task difficulty.

The extent of task-related fMRI activation can vary as a function of task difficulty.

To investigate effects of social conformity as a function of task difficulty, two versions of the experiment were conducted, containing 75 and 150 items during encoding, respectively.

This task was conducted both in a long and a short version to test conformity effects as a function of the difficulty of a memory task.