Sentence examples for attention age from inspiring English sources

Finally, of the children who scored below the 25th percentile in the domains of processing speed (age 8) and attention (age 11), only 14%and12%2%, respectively, reported psychotic experiences at age 12.

The item 'Inattentive, gets distracted easily' of the ADHD scale was excluded from the MI analyses as it was highly correlated with some of the other items, especially 'Easily distracted or difficulty maintaining attention' (Age 7: r = 0.812; Age 9: r =  0.805; Age 12: r = 0.789) and 'Short attention span' (Age 7: r = 0.777; Age 9: r = 0.716; Age 12: r = 0.745).

Writer-director Sarah Polley first caught American attention aged 18 in 1997, in the tragic drama The Sweet Hereafter.

Mr Hague first came to wider attention aged just 16, when he gave the 1977 Conservative Party conference a barnstorming speech on the perils of a too-powerful state.

Poorer performance in the domains of processing speed (age 8), attention (ages 8 and 11), and working memory (ages 8 and 10) was associated with greater risk of psychotic experiences (Table 2 and Figure 1), but the domain of reasoning and problem solving (age 8) was more weakly associated.

We found weak evidence for an association between psychotic experiences and attention at age 8 and working memory at age 10 after these adjustments.

Shifting attention from aging to the aging phenotype, the question of whether vitamin D affects major aging phenotypes becomes more approachable.

The inhabitants of Lydda must be expelled quickly without attention to age.

In 1999 García gained worldwide attention at age 19 by battling Woods during the final round of the P.G.A. Championship, before losing by one stroke.

In the spirit of the original, the production is lush, with over-the-top makeup and casting that pays little attention to age or gender.

We also examined how strategic learning and memory processes, verbal abilities, attention, and age were associated with recognition in this group.