Sentence examples for evoked attention from inspiring English sources

His sexual relationship with his surrogate mother, Cordelia, particularly evoked attention.

This provides the most complete demonstration, to date, of the chain of attentional mechanisms that are evoked when attention is misguided and recovers from capture within a search display.

Faizabad and Ayodhya twin towns are historically famous places, and the disputed land of Babri Masjid and Ram Mandir issue has evoked international attention.

The production of microbial lipids or Single Cell Oils (SCOs) has evoked considerable attention during the past decade since these SCOs can be used as a potential feedstock for the production of biodiesel (Meng et al.2009; Kosa and Ragauskas2011).

He rubs a string of prayer beads together, jingles a special staff to evoke the attention of the gods, and starts chanting to the sea.

Previous studies suggest that involuntary auditory attention evoked by unattended auditory stimuli is not influenced by the primary focus of attention.

The results revealed that search good (shoes) endorsed by a celebrity in an advertisement evoked significantly more attention, desire, and action from the consumer than did an online customer review.

Studies have reported that early phase-locked gamma is evoked in selective attention and larger in response to attended stimuli than unattended stimuli, particularly in frontal lobe [19, 20].

These findings suggest that the P1 valence effect might be evoked by increased attention to salient image content, such as a threat (e.g., a spider) in most studies of affective pictures.

Although these events evoked far less attention and opposition compared to the proposed policy regulations, they were subject of debate in the medical community.

Some of the participants played a version of the game that was meant to evoke the attention-bias modification training, while other participants played a placebo version of the game.