Sentence examples for may be task from inspiring English sources

Utilization of elastic energy in the tendinous tissues (TT) of the human skeletal muscle may be task dependent.

There is evidence that the effect of age of stroke onset on outcome may be task dependent.

This knowledge, however, may be task specific and may not easily permeate across tasks, perhaps due to a limitation in apes' analogical reasoning abilities.

We were able to find some correlation between self-efficacy and performance suggesting that the ability to self-assess may be task and context specific.

One possibility suggested by the discrepant results in the Gray et al. (2003) and Haier et al. (1992) studies is that the nature of activation performance relations may be task dependent.

A limited number of studies have investigated event-related potential (ERP) indices as possible intermediate phenotypes in ADHD, with performance monitoring components emerging as promising measures of underlying processes that are sensitive to the condition and associated with ADHD both children and adults [ 16, 17], although this may be task dependent [ 18].

There are several plausible hypotheses regarding this signal: first, the EV pattern may be task-independent such that individuals have learned, in a Pavlovian manner, that higher MS and successful retrieval is generally associated with positive outcomes across many tasks.

Second, the EV may be task-dependent: because the current task is framed as a memory test, participants may assign higher value to high-MS states, since high MS is more likely to be associated with the explicit (or assumed) goals of the memory test (that is, remembering old items)19.

"The same force may be tasked by both organizations at the same time".

Specialized committees may be tasked with specific areas of risk exposure.

Moreover, specialized committees may be tasked with specific areas of risk exposure.