Sentence examples for administered attention from inspiring English sources

We also administered attention tasks, the Trail Making Test (TMT) that relies primarily on attentional set-shifting and the Kana (Japanese syllabogram) Pick-out Test instead primarily depending on depleted attention resources for allocation.

We administered the attention network test to 30 participants (15 males) to investigate the relative efficiencies of three independent attention networks (alerting, orienting, and executive control networks) under three conditions: baseline, after painful stimulation, and after acupuncture.

Officers and an ambulance crew arrive within minutes and begin taking statements and administering medical attention.

But, he said, it has to be administered fairly, with attention to DNA evidence.

Numerous studies have demonstrated that acetylsalicylic acid provides only modest stroke prevention compared with the effect achievable when warfarin is administered with meticulous attention to dosing and monitoring.

To assess cognition in a complementary manner to the ADAS-cog, a cognitive test battery composed of the Digit Span from the Wechsler Memory Scale – Third Edition [ 16], the Concept Shifting Test [ 17], the Letter Digit Substitution Test [ 18], and Category Fluency [ 19] was administered to measure attention and concentration, executive function, processing speed, and semantic memory, respectively.

Participants were 129 individuals enrolled in a larger, two-phase randomised controlled trial featuring an Internet-administered attention bias modification program (ABM) and therapist-guided cognitive behavioural self-help for social anxiety disorder [ 19, 20].

All participants were administered tests to assess attention, visuospatial processing, learning and memory, reasoning, concept formation and verbal fluency.

A visuospatial task sensitive to lateralization of spatial attention was administered in a test retest design to patients with unipolar major depression and a group of age and gender matched controls.

The SART is a short, inexpensive, easily administered test of sustained attention that could provide an objective, cognitive biomarker of falls risk and reduced falls efficacy.

The d2-R, a paper-pencil test consisting of 14 lines with 57 characters each, was administered to measure participants' attention and concentration performance [ 30].