Sentence examples for sustain tasks from inspiring English sources
People with chronic widespread pain experience a lack of control over time through deployment of their bodies in managing the activities of everyday life, first through the increasing time it can take to complete tasks, and second, through an inability to sustain tasks for any length of time.
A-582941 also failed to sustain task improvement during sessions run 24 h after dosing.
Therefore, the present paper investigated the effects of glove thickness on hand performance and fatigue during two infrequent high-intensity gripping tasks, such as 5-s and sustained tasks.
Therefore, working memory drives efficient inhibition by sustaining task instructions and appropriate responses throughout task execution.
Recent fMRI studies in adults have used mixed blocked/event-related designs to extract activity consistent with separable sustained, task-related processes and transient, trial-related processes.
The results have implications for research into mind wandering, implying that a baseline of sustained task focus is not the norm when driving the daily commute.
Two studies were conducted to assess the ability of this design to detect and dissociate sustained task-related from transient trial-related activity.
Results extend the feasibility of direct statistical comparison of adults and children; mixed designs provide a means to examine neural activity in both adults and children related to sustained, task-level processes, likely related to task-level control.
The hand performance was evaluated by maximum volitional contraction (MVC) and its associated time needed to reach the MVC (TMVC), and the total force generation (TFG) during the sustained task.
The hand fatigue was assessed by MVC degeneration (ΔMVC), the shift in time needed to reach the MVC (ΔTMVC), and the maximal endurance time (MET) associated with the sustained task.
Of particular relevance is a recent multi-study analysis by Dosenbach and colleagues in which the authors identified highly consistent sustained task-related activations in MFC and frontal operculum regions that overlapped closely with those identified in the present study [42].
