Sentence examples for task to low from inspiring English sources

Response standard deviation increased significantly from single task to low load to high load conditions (main effect: F 2,26) = 98.43, p<.001, all post-hoc comparisons: p<.001).

We sought to link the performance obtained in the saccadic task to the low spatial frequency content of the images.

This goal is however considered a challenging computational biology task due to low inter-sequences homology.

In Ethiopia, task shifting to low- and mid-level health workers has enabled large scale expansion of ART [ 17].

However, detecting these complexes in cryo-electron tomograms is a challenging task due to low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), distortions and low non-isotropic resolution (> 4 nm) of the tomograms [ 6].

As well as reporting lower levels of self-concept clarity on the questionnaire, the high socially anxious participants had lower overall consistency scores, higher negative consistency and lower positive consistency scores, were less confident in their own judgments, and took longer to make decisions about self-descriptive words on the me not-me task compared to low socially anxious participants.

We assumed the word association task to be of low cognitive load and that retrieval of concepts in association with "genetics" was an instantaneous snapshot of a student's close cognitive connections to the stimulus (Shavelson, 1972; Bahar et al., 1999).

Oral administration of proteins and peptides still is a challenging task to overcome due to low permeability through absorptive epithelia, degradation and metabolism that lead to poor bioavailability.

Their task: To show me low-cost night life away from the tourist-model nexus.

The action costs for high complexity tasks were 22.4 times increased per task per car compared to low complexity tasks.

Almost unanimously, the literature consider task shifting as the process of delegation of tasks from skilled to low or unskilled health workers [ 1, 2].The World Health Organization (WHO) defines task shifting as "the 'rational' re-distribution of tasks among health workforce teams" [ 3, 4].