After their introduction, careful attention could be paid to prevention of tissue damage, and longer and more-complex surgical procedures could be carried out more safely.
The most striking aspect of the volume was the author's esoteric scholarship, exemplified by this sentence from the introduction: Particular attention should be drawn to three rare works presenting Modern Greek, Arabic, and other Levantine erotic tales and foolstories: La Fleur Lascive Orientale ('Oxford' [Bruxelles: Gay & Mlle. Doucé], 1882), anonymously translated from the originals by J.-A J.-A
As mentioned in the introduction, GPs' attention for patients' mental health problems may influence their workload in specific situations, such as in consultations where patients' psychological complaints play a part [ 4, 7].
Introduction Use an attention grabbing statement, or startling fact to draw the reader's attention.
It asks us to supply just a little too much effort, or actually to bother to read an introduction or pay attention to some footnotes.
In the introduction, use an attention grabber or pose a question.
It is difficult to edit and critique your own work, so ask a friend to read your review and then tell you if they felt the introduction grabbed their attention and if your critical discussion was consistent and developed throughout your review.
The presidential election pushed holiday shopping later than usual because some toy and game makers held off on their big introductions for maximum attention.
This plateau effect seems compatible with a view that the initial introduction of QOF diverted attention from psychosocial aspects of long-term condition care towards achieving biomedical targets.
A speaker holds the position of power at the beginning of an encounter--the microphone, attention, an introduction, and credibility.
