Sentence examples for impact on attention from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to determine whether preterm birth may impact on attention executive processes, at school age, in children without neurological sequelae.

The alcohol myopia model predicts that, due to alcohol's impact on attention, the behavior of intoxicated individuals will become increasingly directed by salient cues.

Since cortical responses in the present study represent a pre-attentive automatic process to encode new somatosensory events, the results suggest that nicotine can exert beneficial cognitive effects without a direct impact on attention and that the effect of nicotine on the automatic change-detecting system is common across sensory modalities.

"However, 20% of children at this age experience problems sleeping, and we already know that inadequate sleep has a significant impact on attention, memory, behaviour, and school performance.

Education Minister Leighton Andrews told BBC Wales: "I want to ensure that we get literacy and numeracy right in primary school because if we get it right, then it will have major advantages in teaching in secondary school, not just in the ability to learn, but also it will have an impact on attention, behaviour and attendance".

However, to date evidence regarding whether such positive arousing stimuli have a two-stage impact on attention is lacking.

"Also learning impairment in children, impacts on attention, memory, and worker productivity".

"Also learning impairment in children, impacts on attention, memory, and worker productivity". Sleep disturbances are also linked to excessive noise, with higher production of stress hormones, which, she noted, can adversely affect the immune system.

However, because priming effects are measured via the influence of certain stimulus-response associations on reaction times, these effects may reflect the impact of attention on the strength of motor-response associations for unconscious stimuli (see [10 12] for recent evidence for this account).

Here, we use this phenomenon to examine the potential impact of attention on AV synchrony.

Noesselt et al. [33] demonstrated that the modulatory impact of attention on primary and secondary visual cortices cannot be identified before 140 250 ms after stimulus presentation, and that the primary visual cortex is modulated by "re-entrant" attentional mechanisms.