Sentence examples for tasks comprised from inspiring English sources

Currently accumulating findings suggest that abnormally slow ADHD group performance on tasks comprised of colored stimuli are possibly due to hypofunctioning retinal dopaminergic transmission [ 80, 81].

Piano chord and tone pairs for the 2 activation tasks comprised 250 ms of silence, 1 s of arpeggiated piano chord, 250 ms of silence, and 500 ms of piano tone.

Indirect patient care tasks comprised a mean of 2 h (23%) of the FP workday in the Matosinhos Local Health Unit. 10 This study included only a small sample of doctors in one district.

It was expected that the following five core tasks comprised the aspects of an immunization visit where clinic staff members collected/recorded client data: (i) Client registration/check-in: client's demographic information (name, sex, date of birth, postal code, health number etc).

The careful division of the total production operation into specialized tasks comprising relatively simple, highly repetitive motion patterns and minimal handling or positioning of the workpiece.

Participants in the emotional competency prime condition performed significantly better on the emotional intelligence tasks comprising the MSCEIT than those in the control condition.

Referring to Slavin (2007) and further authors (e.g. Stark and Mandl 2001; Schweizer et al. 2011) research methodological tasks comprise two key challenges: (a) reviewing empirical academic literature, and (b) independently performing empirical research projects.

The grid scheduling problem addressed in this paper is task scheduling of a set (mathcal{J}) of n independent tasks, comprising a bag-of-tasks application, onto (|mathcal{R}_{mathcal{G}}|) heterogeneous resources dispersed across multiples administrative domains in a computational grid.

Therefore, similar tasks, comprising exactly the same stimuli, can lead to distinct interference effects.

The immune cells that carry out these tasks comprise parts of both innate and acquired immune functions.

This reduced channel conductance is associated in schizophrenic patients with better performance in higher cognitive tasks, comprising the capabilities to 'discriminate, select and execute'.