Sentence examples for task single from inspiring English sources

To resolve this problem, a careful selection of dual-task studies that met certain methodological criteria are considered with respect to reported interactions of age (young vs. older adults) × task (single vs. dual task) in stable and unstable postural conditions.

This study examined the effects of acute nicotine on a working memory task alone or combined with a visual detection task (single- and dual-task conditions) using electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings and behavioural performance measures.

As rats subsequently learned the discrimination task, single unit responses changed: more cortical units responded to the stimuli, neuronal sensory responses grew in duration, and individual neurons better predicted aperture-width.

On 2 of the 4 sets of movements, subjects performed the movement task with the force perturbations but without the categorization task (single task).

Reaction time and accuracy data of the primary task were compared using a repeated measures ANOVA with within subject factors "load condition" (low load vs. high load) and "task" (single task vs. dual task).

Single knockouts are only able to accurately recover the contributions of elements with little or no genetic interactions (like the essential genes), and indeed, when these elements are responsible for most of the task, single knockouts are quite accurate.

And Mr Pritchard the butler (Adrian Scarborough) is engaged in a critical task: single-handedly attempting to out-camp the entire cast of any costume drama ever made.

If such men are reluctant to approach the task single-handed, may it be suggested that the "evil" is of sufficient importance to merit the study and service of their technical associations.

Since late last year, Mr. Abe has taken the bank to task, singling out its tepid monetary policies as the root of Japan's economic woes.

Socrates pursued this task single-mindedly, questioning people about what matters most, e.g., courage, love, reverence, moderation, and the state of their souls generally.

In freely moving rats that are actively performing a discrimination task, single-unit responses in primary somatosensory cortex (S1) are strikingly different from responses to comparable tactile stimuli in immobile rats.