Finally, the size of the task is large.
The variation in physical exposures across users performing the same task is large, especially in comparison to the variation across tasks.
Based on these results, we can conclude that the variation in muscle activities and postures across users performing the same computer task is large, especially in comparison to the variation across tasks.
The data sets generated by conducting the Biology Card Sorting Task are large and complex, including the card groups themselves, the names for the card groups, and the individuals' narrative responses about their sorting strategies for the two task conditions.
When the number of emergency tasks is large and the duration is longer, the addition of an emergency task may result in the deletion of tasks in multiple original task sequences, resulting in a decrease in profit.
Now that "Direct Access" to DCPs is allowed in the UK, the potential to save clinical time through delegation of these tasks is large, as suggested by this model, with the important provision that they work at the same speed as dentists.
The direction of this trend was that the differences due to Task were larger at Lag 1 (3.9% in favor of the identity task) than at Lag 3 (1.6%) or Lag 8 (−0.6%).
If this were the case, PD should be generally larger during performance of the CRT task than during the WM task (as shown with Experiment One). Figure 2b demonstrates that in the 1.5 s period prior to a non-probe stimulus, average PD in the CRT task was larger than in the WM task.
Follow-up analyses showed that the difference between existing and new category tasks was larger when a single parent was involved,,, than when multiple parents were involved,,.
Early on, these afternoon tasks were larger and more time consuming than they are now, securing the RockPod to Rockall or setting up the Ampair wind turbine, for example.
Notably, in blocks where feedback was absent for both tasks, the difference in task choice frequency between easy and difficult tasks was larger when the difference in objective performance was also larger, indicating that subjects' SPEs closely followed their actual performance (Fig. 4b, last panel).
