Sentence examples for especially attend to from inspiring English sources
Automation systems have been used in almost all areas of our lives so it is important for understanding and learning these systems for students, especially attend to technical schools.
Subjects were instructed to listen to the auditory stimulus and to especially attend to the intonation of the voice.
This finding points to the need to study chronic pain further after breast cancer surgery and especially attend to the group of women whose pain has become widespread.
Using small stimulus sets can create problems with data interpretation, especially if subjects attend to peculiarities in the acoustic structure of stimuli instead of the conveyed meaning [24].
This proposal is supported further by the well-established notion that people are especially tuned to attend to other humans, both in the visual [16] and auditory [17] domains.
Indeed, sequence learning has been demonstrated following stimulus observation alone [ 39] especially when individuals attend to the task.[ 40, 41] In accordance with these findings we cannot rule out the possibility that untrustworthy proprioception was compensated for by paying greater attention to target motion.
Meanwhile, in the real world, The Muppets have similarly pressing business to attend to, especially now they're Oscar nominated.
Those in the public eye especially are expected to attend to their appearance.
The use of procedures and interventions in maternity service delivery should be reviewed, especially in hospitals that attend to a smaller volume of births.
So an introductory discussion of logical form would not be complete without some hint of why such work is relevant, especially since attending to details of natural languages (as opposed to languages invented to study the foundations of arithmetic) led to renewed discussion of how to represent propositions that involve relations.
Non-availability of nursing personnel and inadequacy of staff to attend to women, especially during labor, was reported as a cause for dissatisfaction with services in Ghana and Nigeria [ 25, 33].
