Sentence examples for shifting tasks from inspiring English sources
'Task shifting' is being positioned as part of the solution, with the WHO recently releasing a guideline on shifting tasks to health workers with lower levels of formal education.
The mouse lemurs were tested on the go-no go successive discrimination task, set shifting tasks (including extra-dimensional shift and reversal discrimination) and a spatial rule-guided discrimination task.
Nicira could take out much of the costly software and talent involved in running traditional networks if it left the tasks of moving packets of data inside the networking hardware while shifting tasks of setting up which computers receive what information under what conditions to its software.
This type of multitasking can leave a person feeling like they are working hard and constantly busy because they are constantly shifting tasks and harming their overall productivity and focus.
They accomplish this with some simple management changes - shifting tasks of health workers, implementing basic business practices, and tracking 9 key indicators.
We show that not only can normal can sheep perform discrimination reversal learning tasks, but they can also perform attentional set shifting tasks that test executive function.
Funded by NSF, this instrument will use motion capture technology to automatically score children as they perform balance, gait, attention, response inhibition, working memory and set-shifting tasks.
The forward weight-shifting ability was particularly low in magnitude on the paretic side compared with the other weight-shifting tasks.
Given the lack of previous evidence for a role of cortical acetylcholine in attentional set-shifting tasks, it is likely that altered neurotransmitter interactions in striatum underlie this improvement.
Both old world monkeys [15] [17], and new world monkeys [18] [21] are able to perform attentional set-shifting tasks.
Both old world monkeys [15], [16], (see [17] for other references), and new world monkeys [18] [21] are able to perform attentional set-shifting tasks.
