Sentence examples for less complex task from inspiring English sources

Britain is not a member of the euro zone, and the Bank of England undoubtedly faces a less complex task than the European Central Bank, which must try to fashion a monetary policy for 17 countries.

On the street, where homeless people are more visible and often less interested in staying in shelters that can be unsafe or are perceived as unsafe, officials are facing a different though no less complex task: reduce the growing number of people sleeping on the streets without resorting to the criminal justice system.

Due to the mesh dimensionality reduction provided by the BEM, the remeshing procedures during the crack growth become a less complex task.

However, the tasks performed during the daily activity study were unknown and the capacity of this method to distinguish more and less complex tasks has yet to be directly demonstrated.

Standing still on one leg can be categorized by the taxonomy dimension body stability that represents less complex tasks than motor skills that require body transport (e.g., walking).

According to other associates and even PIs, it is not uncommon for some postdocs to be looked upon as an extra pair of hands and be charged with less complex routine tasks, as opposed to more creative, scientifically driven endeavors.

The theoretical approach described above recommends finding ways to continuously track learners in a variety of more or less complex cognitive tasks.

The goal of the present study was to quantify postural stability in non obese and obese patients and the attentional cost required to maintain balance in more or less complex postural tasks.

This raises a research agenda to test the ability of TBAs and CHWs to undertake less technically complex tasks than resuscitation, and to serve as links with health systems through referral and facilitating the transition to skilled care.

Alternatively, both the training of a more complex planning task and a set of less complex basic cognition tasks might lead to a similar improvement through different mechanisms.

As long as I take my medication properly I don't care who it was.' (Client 11) One carer noted potential benefits of utilising CCAs for less complex medicine support tasks, as this would free up nurses and enable the nurses to undertake more complex medicines tasks.