Sentence examples for likelihood of distraction from inspiring English sources

Why increase the likelihood of distraction?

Rich Cohen, the author of "Tough Jews," has found short stories are best while walking his dog on the Upper West Side, because of the likelihood of distraction, and the difficulty in rewinding.

NHTSA [8] in the US estimated that at least 25%% of crashes involve some form of distraction whilst other studies indicate that the rate of crash-involvement amongst distracted drivers might be as high as 35 50 % [9, 10] the former relates to the likelihood of distraction when a crash occurs whereas the latter considers the risk of accident when distraction is known to have occurred.

"I believe that the possibility and likelihood of distraction is too high when it comes to online learning tools like textbooks," he wrote in an op-ed for his student newspaper.

More specifically, to optimise attention and reduce distraction, employees could be provided with a private office, located in quieter rooms or positioned to reduce likelihood of distraction.

Having to pause and stop typing or put down the controller/pen in order to consume food may also reduce the likelihood of distraction and impairment of memory formation leading to overeating.

Finally, we acknowledge that while performing simulations in situ might better recapitulate the real life use of the system, this may also have increased the likelihood of distractions and thus affected the ability of subjects to identify errors.

Thus, person factors in terms of variation in cognitive abilities influence the likelihood of mind-wandering and external distraction and their relation to learning and comprehension of material.

Prone to distraction we are; providers of distraction the corporate media strive to be.

It's the power of distraction.

Frequency of activation during distraction can theoretically influence the process of distraction osteogenesis.