Sentence examples for a study attention from inspiring English sources
In the design of such a study, attention would need to be paid to developing and validating consistent definitions for adverse events.
In a second study attention tasks of high or low demand were coupled with auditory stimuli; electrodermal responses showed higher amplitudes with high attention demand.
"What makes this a study of attention is they needed to select the image that's relevant and ignore the other part," he said.
Last week, the SEC issued a study focusing attention on its need for adequate resources in order to adequately police investment advisers and hedge fund managers.
Earlier the week, the SEC issued a study focusing attention on its need for adequate resources in order to adequate police investment advisers and hedge fund managers.
We have examined the genomic distribution of large rare autosomal deletions in a sample of 440 parent-parent-child trios from the Quebec founder population (QFP) which was recruited for a study of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Dr. Wiener is considered a pioneer in studying attention deficit disorder among children and adolescents, arguing a decade ago that the disorder is a neurological ailment, not something caused by poor parenting.
In a number of studies attention is paid to opportunities for using digital infrared imaging in quick diagnostics of hidden inflammatory states before occurrence of clinical symptoms both in people and in animals [ 12, 39– 41].
This paper presents a study of dogs' attention between three screens to explore the movement of attention between screens, and between videos in a relatively uncontrolled research environment.
"There are a lot of potential explanations for why it happened," said Daniel Weissman, a University of Michigan neuroscientist who studies attention.
In a unique approach to studying attention disengagements in educational contexts, we combined diary methods with laboratory assessments of various cognitive abilities and questionnaires indexing motivation and interest in current classes in a large sample of participants.
