Sentence examples for in difficulty with task from inspiring English sources

This objectified state of consciousness has consequences such as habitual body and appearance monitoring and requires cognitive effort that can result in difficulty with task performance (Szymanski et al. 2011).

This version was identical to the adaptive version of the programme apart from training tasks were set at a low span level of two throughout the training period, and did not increase in difficulty with task success and, as the difficulty level was fixed, there was no high-score chart.

But the visitors' task increased in difficulty with 25 minutes gone when midfield enforcer Tiote was sent off for a studs-up challenge on Steven Fletcher.

However, the present findings could be hardly explained by a deficit in ToM since, if this was the case, one would expect to find a more severe difficulty with tasks in which self-other attribution is explicitly required, as on the Source Memory task.

Subjects with impingement would have minimal difficulty with a low level reach task with light weight, but more difficulty with tasks in impinged positions.

Adolescents mainly reported difficulty with tasks that need attention.

That older participants in our experiments had more difficulty with our task than their younger counterparts is not surprising (c.f. Adams & Hoffman, 1994; Mitzner & Rogers, 2003; Russell-Minda, Jutai, & Strong, 2007).

The words increased in difficulty as the task progressed.

To summarize, the model does not predict a general increase in BOLD response with task difficulty; instead, it predicts lower but more persistent activation levels for the more difficult conditions in the visual and manual modules, and higher and more persistent activation levels for the more difficult conditions in the problem state and declarative memory modules.

Our aim was to detect which factor most influences dogs' as well as apes' performance and also which alternative strategies may be used by each species in case of difficulties with the task.

People with Parkinson's disease have difficulty with psychological tasks, such as holding a beat in their head, as well as with practical tasks, such as walking.