The phrase "attentive to call" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey being alert or responsive to a call, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "She was attentive to the call for help from her friend."
Alternatives: "responsive to the call" or "alert to the call."
The results show that not only pre-attentive sensitivity to call delivery dynamics exists in the avian auditory forebrain, but also that this process is widespread across functionally different areas.
I myself like to call it attentive inattention.
"We were receptive and attentive" to the hospitals' call for some kind of help, said Phil Cardinale, the Riverhead supervisor.
In fact, children established metacognitive and critical thinking skills which made them more attentive to situations that call for thinking.
That males are more attentive to unknown calls is not surprising, as vervet monkeys live in relatively stable multi-male multi-female groups (Fedigan and Fedigan 1988) and actively defend their territory against intruding males (Struhsaker 1967).
Attentive to what he calls the "ontological difference" between being (das Sein) and beings (das Seiende), Heidegger notes that with respect to beings, understood as determinate things, being can only appear as "no-thing".
Husbands are attentive, family members call to see how the mom-to-be is feeling, and friends host baby showers, lavishing a woman with gifts and attention.
But it remains to be seen how those newly attentive Democrats will react to Sanders' call for a "revolution" to enact sweeping progressive legislation.
He is rather what we may call an innovation surfer, but attentive to the long run, to the very long run; even literally: He is co-founder of the Long Now Foundation, http://longnow.org/.
Some critics have called our admissions policy insufficiently attentive to the cause of racial justice.
