The phrase "attention we suggest" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper punctuation and clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are advising someone to pay attention to a suggestion, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Attention: we suggest reviewing the guidelines before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "We recommend" or "We advise you to pay attention to".
If the final outcome of a driving assessment is dependent on the subcategory of a protocol assessing attention, we suggest the use of eye tracker based assessments to accurately determine the fixation points of the drivers.
If the final outcome of a driving assessment is dependent on the subcategory of a protocol assessing visual attention, we suggest the use of eye tracker based assessments to accurately determine the fixation points of the drivers.
If the final outcome of a driving assessment is dependent on the subcategory of a protocol assessing visual attention, we suggest the use of an additional mirror to establish eye contact between the assessor and the driver.
If the trait architecture is unknown e.g. for novel traits which only recently received attention in breeding, we suggest to inspect the distribution of the genetic variance explained by each chromosome for guiding model selection in WGP.
This concept underpins the behavioral approach we used to uncover mutants with attention-like defects: specifically, we suggest that mutants such as dunce1 display increased optomotor responsiveness because they are less able to suppress visual reflexes, and that this is in direct relation to their attention-like defects.
While our results cannot directly inform about the interaction between attention and timing per se, we suggest that explicit but not implicit evaluation of emotional speech requires enhanced attention to different cues conveying emotionality (e.g. timing).
We suggest refocusing attention to the living beings, human and nonhuman, already in existence.
We suggest that attention should be given to possible public private community partnerships (PPCPs) – involving communities as crucial partners.
Therefore, we suggest more attention could be paid to the loss of lithium inventory at anodes in order to mitigate pack capacity degradation.
We suggest that attention should be paid towards coping strategies used by a high risk group that have both chronic headaches and mental health problems.
Of course, if those impatient readers want a little more Westeros in their lives, might we suggest paying attention to the brutal, no-holds-barred slugfest that is this election?
