Sentence examples for mental workloads from inspiring English sources
ASWAT is easier to administer and more sensitive for low mental workloads.
We found that IOP increased during heavy mental workloads (p < 0.01).
Some possible implications about the information provision and user interface design for reducing therapists' mental workloads on current therapy operations were discussed.
Sullman and Kirk (1998) reported that harvester operators processing logs experienced mental workloads that were similar to simulated air traffic control work during busy periods and simulated flying of an F-16 jet.
Results indicate the prototype had the quickest operating times, the fewest number of operating errors, and the lowest mental workloads of all the compared players, significantly enhancing the prototype's usability.
Experiments were performed on a simulated street and under other conditions to identify drivers with long reaction times and drivers whose reaction times are affected strongly by mental workloads while driving on a public road.
Mental workload was comparable across button shapes.
This is consistent in both mental workload and usability assessment.
The NASA Task Load Index was administered to assess mental workload.
Our reference value (Avea, in orange) had the lowest mental workload value (TLX = 41.6), thus depicting the potential influence of experience on mental workload.
