The phrase "attention strongly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to emphasize the need for strong attention, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report requires your attention strongly to ensure all details are addressed."
Alternatives: "strong attention" or "focused attention".
An interesting lesion study shows that auditory attention strongly modulates non-primary auditory areas and can lead to perception of sound onset and offset, termed 'deaf-hearing', even with an absence of primary auditory areas [45].
They found evidence that although attention strongly affected detection of near-threshold visual stimuli, it only weakly affected SR as there was evidence of SR in both attended and unattended spatial locations.
Attention strongly affects centre-surround interactions of V4 neurons (Sundberg et al., 2009), ensuring that distractive influences by irrelevant stimuli are filtered out.
A further reason for the non-existing influence of background music could be that the subjects focused their attention strongly on the learning task.
In the era of radio, no one commanded national attention as strongly as Franklin Delano Roosevelt, starting on the day he took the oath of office.
Amongst all the barriers, the protective mucus has drawn more and more attention, which strongly hinders the accessibility of nanovehicles to epithelium.
For both manual reaction times and eye movement measures, the magno+parvo distractors captured attention more strongly than the parvo-biased distractors in people with schizophrenia, but the opposite pattern was observed in matched healthy control participants.
Researchers believed comprehension and attention were strongly connected, and so they designed the show to increase attention through participation, verbal and visual clues, camera techniques, and more.
To date, several questions remain about the validity and distinctiveness of the patient clusters, and continued scientific attention has strongly been recommended.
Not only is he working hard to make the merger a success; he is also trying to focus the company's attention more strongly on marketing.
"Working memory and attention are strongly predictive of IQ and scholastic achievement," says Awh. Memory and attention abilities are also involved in disorders such as schizophrenia, depression, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; better understanding these systems' normal operations could help diagnose and rehabilitate those disorders.
