But the researchers also found that almost half the preschoolers in the study suffered from diabetes, asthma or other major chronic illnesses in addition to the attention disorder.
In addition to the attention of grammarians and pedagogues, punctuation has attracted interest from psycholinguists.
In addition to the attention he received as a "pin-up" for the London Olympics, Daley has also had to deal with the stress of being bullied and the loss of his father, Rob, to cancer, when Tom was just 17.
28 In addition to the fracture, attention should also be directed to overall care, including associated medical conditions, such as anemia, chest infection, and urinary tract infections.
In addition to the awards attention, "Mr. Robot" is also garnering a lot of traction as far as year-end "Best of the Year" lists go.
In addition to the media attention, the federal government has also taken notice of the surge in prescription drug abuse and the increasing number of children affected by it.
In addition to the customary attention to pain management, rehabilitation should also include compensatory strategies or aids as required to assist individuals complete their usual activities.
In addition to the constant attention-grabbing matters of love, children, sickness, and death, we now, of course, have the rise of technology-related distractions, which some decry as the great enemy of concentration.
In addition to the nonstop media attention, the revelation that Jill Kelley had communicated on a regular basis with both Petraeus and Gen. John Allen led to suggestions she may have had romantic relationships with the commanders.
Searches were conducted using both the term and medical subject heading "ADHD" (in addition to the full term "attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder" as well as individual words including "attention" and "hyperactivity"), along with economic terms including "cost," "costs," "economic," and "economics".
Our computational model, described fully by Lanyon and Denham [8], [11], was inspired by seminal biased competition modelling by Deco [23], [24], and is depicted in figure 2. In addition to the overt shifts of attention previously modelling, we include here an extension to the model to allow covert shifts of attention where fixation is maintained at the centre of the display.
