As well a measure of falls risk that incorporates divided attention, such as a TUG that incorporates a duel task, may be more a more sensitive tool to incorporate as rushing to the bathroom might involve divided attention [ 1] and the cognitive challenge of performing multiple tasks at once [ 33], such as walking while trying to control the bladder.
Thus, the task incorporated an autonomously driven process on two dimensions: first, the driver controlled the acceleration and braking of the tram, not the speed itself; and second, there was a time requirement to meet with service delivery imposed at higher levels.
A subset of stakeholders participated in a prioritisation meeting incorporating a Q-sorting task to discuss and rank aspects of health.
This suggests that the basic representation of numbers, as accessed in the RNG task, incorporates a highly spatial aspect, and that this task may reflect the strength with which individuals represent numbers spatially (left-to-right).
Here we will use a version incorporating a delayed verbal recall task.
The two approaches were: (1) DC incorporating an additional judgmental task in which the health state 'dead' is assessed against other health states; and (2) a DC model anchoring on lead-time TTO values.
Maneuver under fire: This shuttle run incorporates a variety of combat tasks, including running, crawls, carries, throwing grenades, and more.
It has a lot of bells and whistles and I think, you know, it's a very non-trivial task to incorporate a new piece of core infrastructure like this.
Further research would benefit from including real life challenge tasks that incorporate a greater degree of ambiguity.
A possible explanation for these conflicting results is that in studies finding a cross-modal AB, one of the targets required a speeded response [27], [29], [30] or incorporated a task-switch due to targets differing in task set, target set, target set size, response set, target difficulty, or target-defining features other than modality [26], [27], [28], [31], [32], [33], [34].
Both models incorporated "task shifting," or the allocation of tasks to the least-costly, capable health worker.
