Sentence examples for attention consequences from inspiring English sources

Although dopamine signalling had received substantial attention, consequences of dopamine depletion on MSN intrinsic excitability remain unclear.

Delays in receiving proper medical attention result in tragic consequences for far too many women.

According to this late selection theory of attention the consequences of passing through the bottleneck of attention into the post-attentive small capacity system are only (1) that the subject comes to be conscious of the contents that the large capacity system has already succeeded in encoding and (2) that those contents come to be stored in working memory (Deutsch and Deutsch, 1963).

His growing up years were filled with constant reprimands for not paying attention and consequences when he did not.

That was not a quotable quote; it needed some editorial attention, the consequence of which is that everyone distinctly remembers Michael Douglas uttering the words "Greed is good" in "Wall Street," just as everyone distinctly remembers Ingrid Bergman uttering the words "Play it again, Sam" in "Casablanca," even though what she really utters is "Play it, Sam".

Melatonin (N-acetyl-5-metoxytriptamine, MEL) has focused a lot of attention as consequence of its multiple functions.

Instead, I call attention to the consequences for society that come from having researchers around, consequences that go beyond the production of knowledge.

When viewed from the site of expression at the level of perceptual encoding, spatial and feature attention have distinct consequences; however, the domain specificity of attentional control across spatial and feature attention is less clear.

Public attention to harsh consequences of the 1996 act has been growing.

Mr. Solomonoff later turned his attention to the consequences of artificial intelligence.

Yet the occupation grinds on next door with little attention to its consequences.