The phrase "attention the differences" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to direct someone to notice or focus on differences, but it lacks proper structure.
Example: "In this analysis, we need to pay attention to the differences between the two approaches."
Alternatives: "notice the differences" or "focus on the differences."
Although pulseless ventricular tachycardia is a life-threatening arrhythmia and merits immediate attention, the differences between the LSTAT and conventional monitors are subtle and may not be clinically important (49 versus 41 seconds in the time to diagnosis and 60 versus 44 seconds in the time to treatment).
Likewise, for placebos intended for topical use, the property of pH deserves particular attention; the differences in pH between the two products may lead to local irritation in one group only, and therefore distinct side-effects profile will effectively unblind the treatment arm and biased assessments of endpoints may result.
Furthermore, because Matrix and Hex-o-Spell performance quickly reaches the ceiling for overt attention, the difference between the speller performances gets smaller, while, for covert attention, the difference between speller performances increases with the number of sequences (Speller × Attention × #Sequences, F 9,4) = 10.918).
You should pay close attention to the differences between the language when spoken by different genders.
The behavior of a particular soil from different studies are often compared without due attention to the differences in specimen size and its effect on soil shear behavior.
But he also incorporates other kinds of movement in "Plush," including basketball and boxing feints, without calling attention to the differences as most crossover choreographers do.
Paying more attention to the differences among Europe's Muslims, rather than seeing them as a homogeneous bloc, could be a way forward.
Others have drawn attention to the differences between the Belgian women's disease and BEN; notably, the Belgian women tended to become sick within twelve to eighteen months, rather than twenty years.
But Chekhov's Anna (if this is what it is) bears no real resemblance to Tolstoy's; comparing the two only draws attention to the differences between Chekhov's realism and Tolstoy's.
Note that one important aspect to fix attention is the differences in the noise power.
We pay special attention to the differences between direct R&D support and indirect networking/coordination support.
