The phrase "attentive for each" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of being attentive to each individual or item, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The teacher was attentive to each student’s needs during the lesson."
Alternatives: "attentive to each" or "mindful of each".
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.
We found that fallow bucks responded to groans with lowered f o more rapidly and remained attentive for longer when compared to natural groans.
A well-trained diabetes nurse guided the GPs through the focus group sessions while an observer was attentive for non-verbal communication and interactions between participants.
It might help keep you awake and attentive for the first day.
Wait and make sure your dog has been silent and attentive for a few moments so he doesn't think you are rewarding him/her for barking.
Get a good night's sleep: having a full night's sleep will help you feel refreshed and attentive for lectures.
Is there a lesson for attentive viewers appropriate for our current polarized political climate?
