Sentence examples for attention consistent from inspiring English sources
Second, the effect of tolcapone on 0-back performance suggests an influence of COMT on attention, consistent with prior evidence for COMT modulation of attentional processes (52,53).
The inferior parietal lobule, often implicated in episodic retrieval, tracked veridical retrieval of perceptual detail and showed reduced activity during the engagement of visual attention, consistent with a competitive relationship with the dorsal attention network.
The results suggest that the YAC128 mice have a motor-learning deficit that may reflect impulsive responding and/or impaired visuo-spatial attention consistent with a model of HD.
Teachers' attention to the resources that students' use on conjecturing tasks may seem unlikely given what one might expect from mathematicians or mathematics educators; however, we see this attention consistent with teachers' obligations to value students' work in terms of the geometry curriculum.
As Figure 1 indicates, several children who go on to an ASD diagnosis in this sample exhibit difficulties in only one of the two measured behaviours, i.e. in either social or non-social attention, consistent with effects combining in a sub-multiplicative fashion.
Our conclusion that learning in attentive tracking is gated by attention is consistent with Ogawa and Yagi's [10] finding that repeating distractors alone was not beneficial.
Such instructions presumably promote learning by recruiting top-down resources and directing attention appropriately; consistent with our assumption that attentional control can influence the outcome of pre-conscious competition between threatening and non-threatening representations.
Recent data indicate that adult rats that had been prenatally exposed to MDMA display persistent deficits in working memory and attention; behaviors consistent with abnormal noradrenergic signaling in the forebrain.
We've seen how Facebook profits from its attention to consistent, habit-forming design, which has made use of its platform go beyond what we think of as habit: Checking for updates has become a real compulsion for a billion people.
This hypothesis, that unexpected stimuli attract attention, is consistent with a recent predictive coding model of visual saliency (Spratling, 2012).
