Sentence examples for modulating the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Modulating the difficulty index of a motor task may prove to be of particular interest to detect subtle deficits in various clinical populations.

RFB appeared to have functioned as an adaptive intervention, modulating the emotional difficulty of the sessions according to the therapy phase and the client's current needs.

The open-circuit voltage (Voc) of classical photovoltaic polymers, such as P3HT and PTB7-Th, are always restricted when combining with fullerene derivatives, due to the difficulty of modulating the energy levels of fullerene derivatives.

This time cost was not modulated by the difficulty of the interruption task or an individual's working memory capacity.

In Experiment 2, we found that the observed time cost was not modulated by the difficulty of the interruption task and had no relationship with individual differences in working memory capacity.

Transmission of viruses between mammals that have some but not all of the substitutions necessary for respiratory droplet transmission potentially increases the risk of evolving a respiratory droplet transmissible A/H5N1 virus, but this increase is modulated by the difficulty of transmitting partially adapted strains and the loss of diversity at transmission.

However, another study using a dual-task paradigm (Adam et al., 2008) found evidence for a foveal bias in perceived location that was modulated by the difficulty of the secondary task at fixation.

The canvas grins through, modulating the whiteness.

By modulating the sound, that pocket can be moved around, changing the position of the bead.

The system works by modulating the LED lighting in your home or office.

In such effects, properties of the upcoming word (e.g., word difficulty) modulate the fixation duration of the currently fixated word (for an overview see [6]).