Sentence examples for attention discussed from inspiring English sources

Since the developments of 2007-8, food waste has continued to be a subject of attention, discussed in almost every major UK newspaper, often with issues such as climate change and famine in African nations.

In Schramm et al. (2010), only moderate attention (discussed in their supplement) is paid to the extremely significant findings for phosphatidylinositol metabolism (P=9e-12) and for several pathways concerning the metabolism of lipids and fatty acids, e.g. fatty acid metabolism (P=1.7e-9) and glycerophospholipid metabolism (P=3.9e-7), which are listed in Table 1 of that publication.

Van Gundy, for one, did not approve of Camby's comments concerning his medical attention, and discussed it with Scott today.

Because both the triage stage as well as the clinical handovers within the ED and at discharge represent crucial moments in the provision of healthcare services, these two points of transition deserve further research attention, as discussed below.

In this section, some of the following principal research issues which demand serious attention are discussed: Due to the distinctive characteristics of M2M traffic, modeling the behavior of different kinds of M2M applications is one of the major requirements of M2M communications in the future.

The reason for not disclosing information about the focus of attention was discussed at the debriefing.

Another factor, the time-on-task effect in relation to the effect of chewing on attention, was discussed.

This is owing to public perceptions of cancer that are brought to GPs' attention and discussed during consultations, the recognition and referral of symptoms and barriers to referral.

In both the sustained attention task and the selective attention task, their performance benefited less by the lengthening of the visual cue than did the controls, indicative of lapses in attention, as discussed above.

Based on the role of pSTS in gaze perception and the tendency for humans to orient their attention toward the direction signaled by others' gaze (Friesen and Kingstone 1998; Driver et al. 1999; Langton and Bruce 1999), we predicted significant PPIs between the pSTS and areas of the dorsal and ventral attention systems discussed above.

With the aim of the two tools to encouraging more evidence-informed health decision-making, policy development and collaboration in neighbourhoods and getting the practice established in other neighbourhoods in the Netherlands and elsewhere, a number of aspects of the strategy's application require further attention, as discussed below.