Sentence examples for inattention over from inspiring English sources

Clinical observations point to a predominance of inattention over and above hyperactivity in adults.

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neuropsychiatric disorder, characterized by age-inappropriate symptoms of inattention, motor over-activity and impulsiveness, observed before the age of seven [ 1].

For model 1, boys had significantly higher odds of exhibiting hyperactivity-inattention over time compared to girls.

Additionally, higher scores on the hostile-ineffective parenting scale were associated with higher odds of exhibiting hyperactivity-inattention over time.

The condition is a combination of behaviours: inattention, impulsiveness, tantrums, over-activity, restlessness, poor co-ordination and social clumsiness.

The Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) [ 29] is currently used to assess emotional (depressed mood, anxiety), conduct (aggressive and antisocial behaviour) and peer problems (social contact difficulties) as well as hyperactivity (hyperactivity, inattention) in respondents over the phone.

Consumption of zinc depleting food additives [ 9- 11] increases hyperactive behaviors (inattention, impulsivity, and over activity) both in children with extreme hyperactivity (i.e., ADHD) and in the general population [ 71].

It will be necessary to confirm whether a group of dogs can be identified displaying impulsivity that develops over time, inattention with temporally widely-spaced stimuli, hyperactivity in a non-novel environment that develops over time, altered reinforcement of novel behaviour and deficient extinction of previously reinforced behaviour.

Attention deficit hyperactivity (ADHD), one of the most common behavioral and neurocognitive disorders [ 1], is characterized by persistent over activity, inattention and impulsivity.

Over time inattention and overactivity may become less of a focus for intervention and other issues may emerge as more significant.

Odds ratios consist of the odds of each favourable outcome (e.g. adherence) for the indicated row variable (e.g. patients with 'improve inattention' as treatment goal) over the odds of the favourable outcome in the complementary group of patients for the row variable.