Sentence examples for attention attached from inspiring English sources
Alas, the frenzied attention attached to her name has blocked that saner, calmer path.
"There has been significant media attention attached to Mrs Hill which has become a distraction and both parties accept that with new political leadership of Suffolk County Council in place, it is better to allow the organisation to move forward with new managerial leadership".
The constantly growing market for medical implants and devices caused mainly due to a lack of proper attention attached to the physical condition as well as extreme sports and increased elderly population creates the need of new biocompatible biomaterials with controlled bioactivity and certain useful properties.
15 However, uptake during the first year may have been boosted by the media attention attached to both HPV vaccination and cervical screening in 2008.
A closer examination of the entire process of data reporting has highlighted the need to focus attention on the interpretation of results; this aspect was neglected in previous rounds because more attention was attached to the technical approach to sample analysis in order to ensure sound genotyping results.
The author turns it into a device through which, with artful restraint, she begins to reveal her subject's human weaknesses, including degrees of vanity, selfishness, ambition, drug use and sexual activity that would barely attract attention if attached to a male performer.
A great deal of attention is attached to such reserves.
Second, most attention is attached to artificial organic nanoparticles [4, 5].
This result was at variance with the previous models of visuo-spatial attention, which attached much more importance to the role of distracter positions compared to visual field effects.
In the units examined, much attention was attached to the evaluation of the health status of a patient 8.85% of the nursing time.
Considerably less attention has attached to daidzein, though there are currently indicators that it may play a larger role than genistein in soy's apparent beneficial health effects.
