Sentence examples for higher level of task from inspiring English sources

Exploring an idea competition platform in China, Shao et al. (2012) found that higher reward, longer duration and lower intensity of competition lead to engage higher number of solvers; in contrary, higher reward, longer duration, and higher level of task difficulty result in higher level of winners' ability.

A higher level of task complexity requires more effort from the DM and results in an increase in decision time and/or a decrease in decision quality.

According to the compensation hypothesis [ 39], older adults with impaired cognitive function perform equivalently to younger adults but display overactivation in the brain cortex at a lower level of task demand; at a higher level of task demand, the brain cortex becomes underactivated and the performance becomes impaired in older adults compared with younger adults.

More specifically, several respondents were concerned that the restrictive nature of the NP role can result in a high level of task repetition.

A further exploration of our dataset and measures shows that high-wage (high-skilled) occupations have a high level of task implementation heterogeneity, whereas low-wage (low-skilled) occupations do not show any particular pattern.

They described two neural activity patterns (phasic and tonic modes), which are similar to the proximate mechanism we found here: in the phasic mode (associated with a high level of task performance), neurons exhibit a phasic activation responding to the task-relevant stimuli.

In addition, Rose et al. (7) and Harvey et al. (10) reported that depressed patients showed an attenuation of the reduction in anterior mPFC activity that control subjects demonstrated at the highest level of task difficulty.

Overall, the consistently high level of task compliance attained across three different investigations, two different methodologies (fMRI, ERP) and four different pediatric populations (healthy children, children at risk for depression, children with anxiety and children with depression) offers some preliminary support for the multiple reward compliance protocol.

With respect to neuroimaging, a number of regions in the ventral visual pathway were found that respond more robustly to fragments carrying higher levels of task-specific information relative to fragments carrying lower levels of information for both tasks.

Good clinical and immunological treatment outcomes up to 8 years of follow-up on ART can be achieved in a context of shortage of health workers and a high level of task-shifting approach.

Since gamma energy increases when a person gets engaged in a higher level of mental task or there is a voluntary allocation of attention, it is quite evident that there is an increase when the person is involved in a switching task [13, 14, 15].