Sentence examples for for increasing attention from inspiring English sources

I am doing a neurological program that my 10 year old did for increasing attention - based on timing interval training.

Few teachers include information and communication technology in the classroom, despite their potential for increasing attention and motivation for students.

The main reason for increasing attention for ageing as a topic is the growing awareness that, particularly in industrialized countries, ageing of our assets is a financial burden for the society.

As someone who has been greatly concerned about and devoted much of my scholarship to legal obstacles to the treatment of pain, I applaud Professor Pustilnik for increasing attention to the role of neuroimaging in our efforts to understand our experience of pain and how the law does or does not adequately take into account such experience.

"I do think these issues are becoming publicly known and cared about but there's a long way to go, certainly," Whelan said, crediting advocacy groups for increasing attention on abuses against transgender inmates and the use of solitary confinement, including in high-profile cases like Chelsea Manning's.

Collectively, these findings indicate that single, acute bouts of moderately-intense aerobic exercise (i.e. walking) may improve the cognitive control of attention in preadolescent children, and further support the use of moderate acute exercise as a contributing factor for increasing attention and academic performance.

She pointed to racist and vulgar slurs which had been directed at her and fellow Indigenous colleague Larissa Lee in parliament, and called for increased attention on the behaviour.

Her work advocates for increased attention toward questions of access and participation in post-authoritarian contexts and for multisensory and emplaced knowledge as key sites of continued anti-colonial resistance and scholarship.

This year's East Asia Summit, a broad forum of 18 countries including 10 from Asean, closed on an upbeat note of calls for stronger economic cooperation and for increased attention to nonproliferation.

Within this process, the creation of competition for funding among NGOs emerged as an objective of accountability thereby offering a counterpoint to prior research which frequently perceives competition for funding as an explanation for increased attention to NGO accountability.

We close by calling for increased attention to be paid to approaches within molecular biology and chemistry that rest on conceptions different from those of synthetic biology's engineering paradigm.