Sentence examples for longer task from inspiring English sources

Moreover, higher BDNF ratios were associated with longer task acquisition.

This was reflected from significantly longer task completion time, lower acceleration, angular velocity, and jerk.

Getting a new order into place will be a harder and longer task, perhaps lasting years.

All datasets showed a high degree of fit with the DFA model, with longer task runs producing better model fits.

It was generally found that, among the four, the BIM exhibited low error rates, but produced relatively longer task completion times and significant fatigue.

In the high motion condition, lower accuracy and longer task completion times were found, along with greater levels of subjective and physiological workload and lower levels of perceived device usability, when compared to the normal motion condition.

Tax morale diminishes with higher effort, which might find ethical justification, but also with longer tasks, which would not.

Organizations have gotten flatter, and middle management, where it even exists, is no longer tasked with grooming the next generation.

If all of a sudden the DEA is no longer tasked with handling marijuana, and it moves to the ATF like other substances, the DEA stands to lose a significant amount of funding, and they wouldn't have nearly as much work to do," Tvert said.

Overall, the in vitro synthesis of longer TASK-1 fragments typically favoured a native type II topology of TM1 at the expense of the inverted form (cf. Figure 6).

The working memory enhancement of chewing gum would indicate a positive stimulus of chewing for the PFC and basal ganglia [ 54] and also for the medial temporal lobe and hippocampus for longer tasks [ 55].