Sentence examples for in response to a task from inspiring English sources
Standards are created by member organizations that submit a standard in response to a task force request.
During her discussion of the contrast between the videos, Barbara was surfacing factors that could play a role in determining the level and kind of student thinking that occurs in response to a task.
For selection of ROIs in the posterior superior temporal gyrus (STG) and superior temporal sulcus (STS), we relied on coordinates from our meta-analysis [41] and added a middle STG region which recently was found to exhibit underactivation in adult dyslexics in response to a task requiring the integration of letters and speech sounds [42].
Functional imaging studies using positron emission tomography (PET) as well as fMRI have repeatedly observed the presence of deactivation in consistent brain regions in response to a task.
That brain regions are activated sequentially in response to a task, and that different brain areas will be recruited depending upon the cognitive function?
Instead, marked effects in the posterior cingulate cortex were evident in response to a task designed to engage the negative attentional bias in MDD [ 24], and there were time-dependent changes in the DMN in MDD patients in which increased connectivity towards limbic regions but decreased connectivity with lateral cortical regions emerged as treatment progressed.
Picture and word stimuli were used to elicit ideas in response to a specific task.
fMRI has revolutionized in vivo brain imaging allowing safe, noninvasive mapping of areas of functional neuronal activation in response to a specific task or stimulus.
Fortunately, in response to a USDA task force (headed by William Danforth, then the chancellor of Washington University, Congresss created the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) within USDA in 2006 as a means to modernize the management of fundamental agricultural research.
How this effect is related to self-referential processes in response to a preceding task needs to be investigated in future studies.
These two studies suggest that the DN may dynamically alter its functional connections across relatively short time scales of minutes, or even seconds, either in response to a preceding task or endogenously.
