Sentence examples for effective attention to from inspiring English sources

He has sustained the best aspects of Rudy Giuliani's first term — especially a close, effective attention to crime — without any of Giuliani's creepy insularity and preening divisiveness.

The paper discusses differences in firm performance for these outcomes and concludes that there is a need for greater and more effective attention to safety in machinery design and construction, in order to advance the goal of preventing death, injury and illness arising from machinery.

8. Use ALL CAPS Sparingly: Caps, when used selectively, can be very effective, calling attention to key words.

This has lead to interventions that encourage effective attention by the family to a member's type 1 diabetes, shown to result in improved clinical as well as quality-of-life indicators (47– 47).

Response latencies to test items on the dot-probe task showed that attention had been successfully manipulated in the expected direction, and explicit instructions led to more effective attention modification.

In a book I coauthored on the effectiveness of multilateral environmental regimes, we argued that effective governance required attention to the cooperative environment among nations, building national concern among elites and the mass public, and building state administrative capacity for enforcing international commitments.

Safe and effective treatment requires attention to changes in pharmacokinetics and knowledge about the effect of extracorporeal treatment methods in terms of elimination of these drugs.

But that does not silence Ms. Rewcastle Brown, who is one of the most effective voices calling attention to deforestation in Malaysia.

From Human Rights Campaign's red equal sign and the It Gets Better Project to the more recent #BringBackOurGirls campaign, social media has proven highly effective at drawing attention to a cause.

The work studied people's ability to spot changes in smart meters by comparing three different types of display design to see which was most effective in attracting attention to changing information, and whether the use of colour would also facilitate detecting changes.

But these efforts are justified and effective in calling attention to injustice.