Sentence examples for attention correctly from inspiring English sources
Most attention, correctly, was focussed on McCaw.
When she came back out, with all the attention correctly on Kvitova, she sat quietly while being occasionally consoled by one or another All-England Club stuffed shirt.
The behavioral performance on the task, averaged across all trials and subjects is shown in Table 1 and confirms that subjects were deploying their attention correctly.
These findings suggest that health workers need to pay more attention to correctly filling out the IMCI forms and in assuring that the nutritional status of all children is checked and noted.
Silver first caught the public's attention when he correctly predicted the outcome of 49 of the 50 states in the 2008 presidential election.
The population fluctuations of rodents have attracted much attention, and, perhaps correctly, studies have focussed on the ecological parameters of these fluctuations; for example, it has been demonstrated in the laboratory that certain behavioral mechanisms involving odours exercise profound control over the reproduction and population levels of rodents.
In Figure 13(c), an area of attention is not correctly validated because it contains multiple pedestrians, and they are not in the typical pedestrian pose.
The games were anonymous, but there was social pressure to pay attention and respond correctly.
On average, the test d2 (selective attention) revealed 114 correctly identified items and mean completion time for the ZVT (cognitive processing speed) was about 106 seconds.
Data of 21 participants (8 men, 3 follicular women, 4 luteal women, 6 OC users) had to be excluded due to the following problems with either the letter or the shape stimuli or both: (i) 6 participants failed (< 15% correct responses) to respond with the left key to local targets in the divided attention condition, while correctly responding to global targets and no-targets.
Despite this attention, shop stewards suspected (correctly) that the Plan in isolation would convince neither management nor government.
