Sentence examples for attention c from inspiring English sources

The following requirements are of paramount importance: (a) a quiet environment; (b) a word or phrase that is repeated and on which the person focuses attention; (c) a passive attitude; and (d) a comfortable posture.

Captopril did not affect %accuracy in the VITI test but, in the LITI test, the lowest dose (5 mg/kg) slightly reduced this index of attention (c. 3%) in NK1R−/− mice.

Critics say, however, that the Americans are paying too little attention to "C".

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios will be calculated using multiple health outcomes, i.e. the incremental cost per a) fall prevented, b) per fall requiring medical attention avoided, c) ED presentation avoided, d) hospital admission avoided, and e) QALY gained (based on the EQ5D-5 L).

We focused our attention on C-RP because it plays an important role in host defense (immune-associated function) and elevated C-RP levels are positively correlated to type 2 diabetes.

Maybe people will finally pay attention," says vitamin C researcher Mark Levine of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.

Let us now turn our attention to the c parameter that regulates the short-term packet loss effects.

After the great success of the research and development of antiviral drugs to treat chronic infections like HIV and hepatitis C, attention is turning to treatment of acute viral infections.

Findings show that students gave an overall positive evaluation of the tool, as well as to its advantages as an enhancer of: (a) attention, (b) participation, (c) classroom dynamics, and (d) learning, with a special remark on the role it plays on real time self-evaluation of their own learning during lectures.

The secondary outcome measures were the teacher- reported (a) obedience, (b) academic performance, (c) attention, (d) punctuality, (e) behavior with friends, and (f) behavior with teachers.

When participants detected the change, we found that: (a) the SMG activated transiently; (b) activity decreased in the dorsal attention system; and (c) activity in the AG, which was found to deactivate during active search, returned to baseline.