Sentence examples for preferred task from inspiring English sources

Those of this view preferred task shifting to be confined to specific issues, in special circumstances, for instance clinical officers trained to render care for AIDS patients had not met opposition from other professionals or the public.

As soon as the ceiling was finished, Michelangelo reverted to his preferred task, the tomb of Pope Julius.

By clicking a tile, users are taken directly to a preferred task, like text messaging a friend, tracking a sports team or listening to a favorite song, without having to enter and close applications.

According to the scattered attention hypothesis, long-term media multitasking may lead to disrupted cognitive control in which the individual gravitates towards the preferred task rather than maintaining focus despite attentional distractions (van dur Schuur et al., 2015).

Once in the unit, the officers said, they preferred tasks unrelated to investigating police misconduct, like working on the team that ferrets out people impersonating officers.

James Levine, whom I hired through TaskRabbit to organize my closet, said that he preferred tasks that revolved around organizational skills or devising personal routines, but would occasionally accept errands to fetch cat food or deliver a sandwich for neighbors in Chelsea.

The most informative reinforcement rule hypothesis predicts that neurons that prefer task targets will strengthen on detection learning, and will continue to strengthen on discrimination learning.

Some individuals prefer tasks that are sufficiently repetitive and narrowly skilled that they do not require any substantial amount of mental concentration once the function is mastered.

Given a pairing of an easy and a hard task, one would intuitively expect participants to exhibit a preference for the easier of the 2 tasks, just as they prefer easy task repetitions over more difficult task switches (Arrington and Logan 2004).

Outcome variables included sleep architecture (polysomnography), ad libitum EI (validated food menu), appetite sensations (visual analogue scales), satiety quotient (SQ; mm/100 kcal) and food reward (Leeds Food Preference Questionnaire and the relative-reinforcing value (RRV) of preferred food task).

The entire experiment took approximately 1.5 hours and the average subject payment was $50; actual payment ranged from $34 to $131 and depended upon choices made during the preferred gambles task and the roll of a die.