Sentence examples for to participate in the task from inspiring English sources

The citizens of industrial democracies continue to value their freedom and their opportunity to participate in the task of self-government.

The leaked draft invites people everywhere to participate in the task of environmental protection, though it remains to be seen to what extent the pope can actually influence the global conversation on climate change.

The parent who spends the most time with the child, was asked to participate in the task.

However, there were no differences between groups and sexes in the average number of trials initiated, suggesting that all groups were equally motivated to participate in the task as delay blocks progressed.

However, latencies to approach the apparatus stayed the same throughout testing, suggesting that the dogs' motivation to participate in the task stayed the same and that increase in successful pulling towards the end of a test might have been due to an increased ability to inhibit pulling the string.

This cognitive ability of behavioural coordination is commonly assessed using a delay task, in which one of the individuals is delayed in approaching the apparatus such that their partner needs to wait for them and inhibit performing the necessary action until the other subject is ready to participate in the task (Melis et al. 2006b; Seed et al. 2008; Péron et al. 2011; Plotnik et al. 2011).

The only criterion to include subjects in this and the subsequent experiments was their willingness to participate in the tasks.

He then joined the utility trade group Edison Electric Institute, paying to participate in the ALEC task force he previously led.

After 5 min the examiner came in the room to report that their conversation partner was not able to make the appointment, therefore the seated confederate was asked to participate in the social task.

The question raised from these observations was whether the more 'efficient' oxidation during exercise is due to a given group of muscles that work more efficiently or whether other groups of muscles are becoming oxidative to participate in the exercise task.

A total of five patients were excluded from analysis post hoc: Four patients revealed to meet exclusion criteria (e.g., current alcohol abuse, mild intellectual disability and acute depression), while one patient refused to participate in the cognitive ToM task and was excluded due to missing data.