Sentence examples for either attending to from inspiring English sources
We presented dogs with an experimental situation in which a human demonstrator was either attending to them or turned away, and varied whether she presented food or not.
First, local laws affect the well-being of people by either attending to their needs, or by ignoring them to the point that they're motivated to change those laws.
In French "les affaires" are business (the business section of Air France is called "Affaires") and in English the real distinction lies in either attending to (a matter) or going to one (a celebration) or having one (a sexual relationship that sometimes illicit).
In contrast, there was no significant effect of TMS on MT+ activity when participants were either attending to faces or passively viewing the stimuli, leading to a significant task-by-TMS interaction (F2,14 = 4.0, P < 0.05; pairwise contrasts: motion vs. face T(15) = 2.1, motion vs. passive T(15) = 3.1, P < 0.05).
The team's two established researchers spent their time either attending to urgent demands from the field or supervising the students using project data.
Heuristically, this suggests that active inference presents in one of two modes; either attending to sensations or acting during periods of sensory attenuation.
MBCS refers to the tendency to either attend to and amplify, or distract oneself from and minimize threatening information.
That means you have to hold up African-American achievement and Hispanic achievement, and either attend to it or own it.
At the start of each block, an instruction screen lasting 2 s was presented to the subject, informing them to either attend to faces, attend to houses, or passively observe the stimuli.
They were instructed to either attend to the visual stimuli or reappraise (self-detached versus self-immersed) their emotion reactions to each picture.
Moreover, in an fMRI study, Gu and Han [ 38] presented participants with images of hands in painful or neutral scenarios and asked them to either attend to pain cues or count hands.
