Sentence examples for complete inattention from inspiring English sources

There's been a complete inattention.

(And archiving practices in the independent film world run the gamut, from studied preservation to complete inattention, noted Andrew Maltz, director of the academy's science and technology council).

Mark Trahant, the new chairman of the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, said on Friday that he thought "one of the reasons the numbers are down is the complete inattention to retention".

Six-digit span forward (6-DSF) had a range from 0 (complete inattention) to six (full attention).

The five-digit span forward (5-DSF) has a range from 0 (complete inattention) to five (full attention).

Our Cochrane review of homeopathy for attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder [ 1] found two trials which measured the specific domain of inattention through child completed tasks [ 4, 5].

He was originally brought for consultation at age 9 for inattention, distractibility and difficulties completing tasks in school.

For parent report of hyperactivity, we saw a trend toward non-linear 5HTTLPR × self-blame interactions [b =.07, 95% confidence interval -.02-.13, p =.15, ΔR2 =.01, total R2 =.10] but not for parent report of inattention (See Table 4 I for complete results of effect sizes and significance for parent, teacher, and composite report for the Conners' and the ADHD Rating Scale).

Inattention problems often lead to inability to complete independent academic work, resulting in underachievement at school, during study and in the workplace compared to their peer group with equivalent cognitive ability.

Medication safety can also be compromised during monitoring due to inattention to side effects, ceasing drugs before completing course, failure to cease drugs if not working or course is incomplete, poor measurements of drugs and failure to follow-up.

To ascertain the psychological adjustment of the participants, as well as to explore the extent to which WM is associated with other types of difficulties other than hyperactivity-inattention (Hypothesis 1), parents were asked to complete a short questionnaire to screen for emotional and behavioural difficulties.