Some of these cases were fortunate enough to have high profile media attention that generated a host of witnesses and tips; but many others were not.
Not just PR puff but long pieces in august journals such as the New York Review of Books, the sort of high-table media attention that suggests an epochal phenomenon.
Tourism-related projects are getting the same high — perhaps too high — attention and investment that other parts of China's infrastructure are receiving.
Nevertheless, the overall very high attention level indicates that presenting a consent form through video with a multimedia app helps the viewer to stay focused (e.g.: of 40 PD participants, 21 were checked 'extremely attentive' and 13 'very attentive'; 34/40).
Table 5 shows the summarized mortality factors related to small business owner-manager that requires high attention in each life cycle stage to guarantee survival of the SME (stages 0, 1 and 2 – genesis, existence and survival) – findings from our case study.
In summary, brain imaging studies support a taxonomy for a spectrum model of ED, whereby increased PFC responses to food stimuli correspond to reduced consumption of food, cognitive restraint and rigidity, obsessive ruminations about food, perfectionism and high attention to detail - symptoms that are typically observed in people with AN.
This special issue covers a range of topics in road safety that have captured high attention and interest of the research community in recent years.
Nevertheless, as shown in Figure 3, the tail of the distribution is not perfectly fitted by a lognormal distribution, suggesting that the current model cannot fully capture the dynamics of publications that receive extremely high attention.
While GP practitioners are the cornerstone of medical care, they have varying familiarity with AD and high demands on their time and attention that may limit their capacity to manage AD care.
The same goes to the circumstance game Pay high attention to the things that drain your attention of facts the most.
