The phrase "attentiveness have" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, as "have" should not follow "attentiveness" in this context.
Example: "The attentiveness of the students has improved significantly this semester."
Alternatives: "attentiveness is" or "attentiveness shows".
In the case of a homogeneous distribution of the number of points in the two subtests, i.e., memory (subtests 2, 8, 9) and attentiveness (subtests 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) the sum score can be used to describe the result; if the distribution is not homogeneous then the sum score of the subtests for memory and attentiveness have to be used.
His attentiveness has been reciprocated.
Attentiveness had become a habit with me, and, besides, I was not yet capable of packing up the office.
What he observed and heard (his quiet attentiveness had the faculty of compelling others' stories) was even more terrible.
He and I know -- as I'm sure you do, too, by now -- that this flood of attentiveness has nothing to do with my personal charms.
Rather huffily I put them on, because honestly all the rigmarole, indirect resistance, and over attentiveness had begun to wear thin.
We do not see a specific reason for these changes, as there was no hint that the general health or attentiveness had changed between the two sessions.
For many of us, the care and attention we put into each of our blog posts reflects the attentiveness we have within our own research as a whole, and by extension reflects perhaps our training as scholars.
Things are magnified by the passion and attentiveness fans have always had for Lobos basketball.
And the analogy goes deeper, he said, in that just as past naysayers argued that women lacked the strength or ability to work, some now argue that fathers lack the nurturing attentiveness to have primary responsibility for children's care.
I don't want anyone to lift up on the security measures that they're taking or reduce the attentiveness that they have to the environment around them.
