Sentence examples for task and effect from inspiring English sources

By controlling for division affiliation, we attempt to indirectly control for departmental differences that could influence our results (e.g., demography, work task, and effect of change), but having a greater number of detailed control variables would have been beneficial.

The characteristics of the stimuli used in the Illusory Flash effect task and Fusion effect were similar to those used in Shams et al. [8], [13].

At the group level the following analyses were performed: Main effect of the relief task and main effect of the appetitive reward task.The main effect of relief within a given participant was assessed by the contrast [safety cue – control cue].

The tasks and effects of MMPs are complex; their beneficial effects include neurogenesis, angiogenesis, myelinogenesis, axonal growth, and apoptosis inhibition, whereas examples of detrimental effects are apoptosis induction, blood-brain barrier disruption, and demyelination.

The tasks and effects of MMPs and TIMPs are complex, and the same MMP can have directly opposite effects on the brain depending on the situation, location, and time point in which it is being expressed.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of jump height and jump speed on lower extremity biomechanics during a stop-jump task and the effect of cutting speed on lower extremity biomechanics during a side-cutting task.

Individual navigation skills were rated according to the performance in a virtual reality (VR -based naVR -basedtask anavigationectask nandgathe's proclivity towards a particular FOR on theffectgatiof performanavigatorxplored.

However, Crone and colleagues [ 4] reported that the switch costs were larger when switching to the compatible task than to the incompatible task, and this effect did not differ between the age groups.

Five random effects models were subsequently examined; cognitive composite score was the dependent measure, and the random intercept (i.e., performance during the no-reinforcement condition of the reinforcement task) and main effect of reinforcement were included in all models.

Our aim was to determine sex differences in three-dimensional kinematics at the trunk, pelvis, hip, and knee for the SLS task and the effect of a fatiguing exercise protocol on these parameters.

Even effect sizes revealed only medium effects for the ASD+ group concerning duration of the task and medium effects for the mean initial thinking time and the mean subsequent thinking time especially for the ASD- group.