Sentence examples for is not task from inspiring English sources
Our adaptation of Hommel's paradigm showed that emotional percepts can be subject to visuomotor binding effects even if the emotion is not task related confirming the important role of emotional information for the central nervous system.
Moreover, the findings were obtained across two very different paradigms (the Reicher-Wheeler task and the lexical decision task), indicating that a functional division in hemispheric processing for Arabic words in extrafoveal but not foveal locations is not task specific.
The present results suggest that this conclusion is not task specific.
We might speculate that using a TV programme as a cue is vulnerable to failure because it is indirectly linked to taking medication, watching the programme is not task related and it depends on watching the TV.
Although hand grip strength is easy to measure and assumed to be related to whole body strength, one should bear in mind that this measure may be less accurate as a predictor for falls it is not task specific for balance recovery.
One paradigm that allows the investigation of the processing of threatening stimuli when the threatening information itself is not task-relevant is the emotional Stroop paradigm.
Thus, inevitable automatic evaluation of a stimulus is thought to influence subsequent behavior, even when stimulus valence is not task-relevant (Lange et al. 2008).
Therefore, it has been proposed that this network is not task-specific but saliency-driven, playing a role in recruiting relevant brain regions for the processing of information.
A comparison of the childhood ADHD interference effects found with task switching paradigms and the data presented here suggests that impaired interference control is not task-specific and remains significant in adult manifestation of the disorder.
However, classical grasp quality measures suffer from several disadvantages, the main drawback being that they are not task related.
In particular, the early positivity was not task specific and was not modulated by participants' response speed.
