Sentence examples for engaging items from inspiring English sources

I've relied over many years (and not just for year-end compilations) on my home-town journal-of-record, the New York Times, to provide me with engaging items in its much-admired Corrections column.

Broadly, our result is consistent with prior results demonstrating that T2 detection is modulated in some circumstances by how attention is allocated to other arousing or engaging items (Arnell et al., 2007).

The primitivistic paintings are the most visually engaging items.

Gone are the days when the truss, commode and ace bandage were the most engaging items in the window of the neighborhood apothecary.

Following this notion, we assume that engaged item completion (i.e., solution behavior) involves taking at least a certain minimum amount of time required to read and understand the test instructions, process the stimulus' content, and finally give a response, whereas disengaged test-taking behavior means taking less time or guessing rapidly.

The questionnaire investigated the degree to which specific features of these interactions were engaging (nine items) and promoted learning (seven items).

Social support is measured by asking participants to report social support from their family members, friends, or other people to eating healthy foods (6 items), engaging in physical activity (4 items), and managing stress (6 items) [ 47].

In adults, right aPFC was recruited to a lesser extent for items for which monitoring was important but was not successful (i.e., critical lure FAs) and was least engaged for items that are easier to identify as nontargets (unrelated lures).

When a student is not actively engaged, those items never get stored, but pile up and eventually fall off the table's edge.

When participants were asked to retrieve whether they had related a person-descriptive word to themselves or another person, ventral mPFC was particularly engaged for items that had been encoded in relation to their concept of self compared with the concept of another person, but no similar conceptual self > other difference was found in the agentic recollection task.

To complete the PSAI, mothers or other primary caregivers reported how often their child had played with certain toys (7 items), engaged in certain activities (11 items), and displayed certain characteristics (6 items) for the past month.