Sentence examples for task matching from inspiring English sources

In another result, when the subjects performed a task matching names with faces, those with the mutation had greater activity in the hippocampus and parahippocampus, areas involved in memory.

Similarly impressive results are available for vision: in a rapid serial visual presentation task (matching picture to description), subjects were 70% accurate at 125 ms. exposure per picture and 96% accurate at 167 ms. (Fodor, 1983, p. 63).

For each task, matching stimuli were four specific pairings of stimuli, out of a possible 16 stimulus combinations.

In this task, matching thus appears as a compromise between harvesting a sufficient amount of reward and the demands placed by noise on optimal neural computation.

It is a formidable task, matched by a formidable line-up of participants.

Social learning is inferred if the order and time at which individuals first solve the task matches the social network.

Crucially, however, metacognitive accuracy on a memory task matched for metacognitive demands was unimpaired, indicating that the deficit in metacognition in the anterior PFC group is domain-specific.

We also collected data from a group of young adults performing a task matched for difficulty with that performed by the children.

The control task matched the previous planning problems in terms of number of moves and comprised the same number of trials (i.e. 8 planning tasks and 8 control tasks).

Subjects had to decide whether the probe letter (verbal working memory task) or its position (visuospatial working memory task) matched one of the four target letters or positions, respectively, presented at the beginning.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to investigate empathic pain processing in a large sample of children with CP compared with controls on a task matched for visual and social content.