Accordingly, hypoxia and hypocapnia may also be markers of less attentive care or prehospital injury.
We've been carrying on about him for at least two months now, but for the less attentive of you, here's a bit more about this talented and enlightened artist.
Thinking of those things somehow made it clear that the signs along the freeway — flashing neon, enormous billboards — were designed for a less attentive species.
It is striking from the outset because no character ever diverts the natural flow of conversation in order to clumsily explain who they are, as in so many dramas now, carefully typed out for the less attentive viewer.
Alternatively, frequent sensor values >180 mg/dl may be a marker for persons less attentive or too busy to attend to diabetes management and the additional effort that CGM usage entails.
Unfortunately, Fristad explained, particularly given the apparently strong genetic component of BP, parents who themselves have the disorder are at increased risk for being less attentive, less active, more over-protective, and more tense, which can create stress and trauma for their children.
"Once you get to the general election, people who are up for grabs are less attentive than committed partisans," he said.
It turns out, however, that at least one court, the venerable U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, was less attentive than the rest of us.
(Fans of the other boroughs will have to settle for lower thread counts and less attentive service: the city's highest-rated hotels are generally between Central Park and Wall Street).
For example, people may be less attentive to time-based than to event-based cues (McDaniel & Einstein, 2000).
