Sentence examples for task consecutively from inspiring English sources

Immediately after the injection, subjects were asked to perform a mental task: consecutively add 3 starting from 1.

The observation was divided into four 5-minute tasks recorded consecutively without interruption: (a) child's game/free play, (b) a Lego task, (c) parent and child remained in the same room but completed separate activities, and (d) clean-up.

Forty older participants solved nine common phone navigation tasks twice consecutively on a simulated mobile phone.

It would be expected that multiple tasks performed consecutively would generate higher exposure concentrations requiring longer decay times.

The results showed an effect of block and an effect of "group x block" interaction: F 4,116) = 3.49, p = 0.0103, indicating that task performance increased consecutively from block to block; F 4,116) = 3.64, p = 0.0081, and that the women with tattoos performed worse than controls (see Figure  1) on the second, fourth and fifth block of IGT (Table  3).

Same-task conditions were presented consecutively to minimize cognitive switching demands between task instructions, what is especially important in children.

Second, when two tasks that require opposite control strategies, such as opposing visuomotor rotations, are learned consecutively, the first task makes it more difficult to learn the second task (anterograde interference), and the second task wipes out memory of the first (retrograde interference) [18, 19].

The first was a whole-brain task, which consisted of 60 consecutively presented slices from one patient; the second was an independent-slice detection task, which consisted of 32 independent slices from five different patients.

This kind of output is potentially useful in a clinical setting, where a medical professional can consecutively run a task and an analysis, and add a print of the results to a patient's file.

An ANOVA was used for each trial, consisting of pre-task and post-task, comparing systole and heart rate consecutively, by anger expression style.

However, the consecutively performed analysis of task-dependent and task-independent functional connectivity did not reveal any significant differences corresponding to the separation of the anterior region into 2 subregions.