'attentive for' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use 'attentive to' instead. For example, "She listened attentively to her teacher's instructions."
But the Vietnamese bloke with the loud CD-player who'd picked the berth opposite my girlfriend's was too attentive for her liking.
Scratch a teacher or an administrator (or a parent), and you often hear that it is impossible to get the best teachers without paying big salaries; that teachers in, say, Singapore have high status because of Confucian values; or that Asian pupils are well behaved and attentive for cultural reasons.
We show that M. murinus could remain quiet and attentive for about 20 min in the test chamber, allowing daily sessions of 40 consecutive trials.
Clinicians should, always, be attentive for the presence of a congenital anomaly in asymptomatic women of reproductive age during their routine examination, supplementing gynaecological examination with a 2D US as follows: Gynaecological examination: the anatomy of the external genitalia, the vagina and the cervix should be carefully evaluated.
Like Seth Abramson writes in The Huffington Post, "...on Election Day -- among voters who've been present and attentive for each candidate's commercials, local news coverage, and live events -- Sanders tends to tie or beat Clinton".
We found that fallow bucks responded to groans with lowered f o more rapidly and remained attentive for longer when compared to natural groans.
He has chided the lawyers when their presentations have dwelled on trivial details ("I am in awe of our jury for being attentive") or for infringing on jurors' base desires ("the fact that the jury is getting hungry should not deter you in any respect").
Is there a lesson for attentive viewers appropriate for our current polarized political climate?
Whether the same type of visual learning is used for attentive tracking as for other tasks remains to be seen.
Rather, it is considered a therapeutic tool for creating a more relaxed, focused and attentive context for absorbing the therapy.
"So we have the absurdity in Canada that you can get faster care for your gum disease than your cancer, and probably more attentive care for your dog than your grandmother".
