Sentence examples for more attention problems from inspiring English sources

Older people also appear to have more attention problems.

Are there long-term risks to the baby or the mother from H.G.? There is very little research on H.G. One paper that looked at extreme nausea and vomiting found that children had more attention problems and difficulty in task persistence at ages 5 and 12.

In a recent systematic review, there was no evidence that children and adolescents with migraine at referral to a specialist had more signs of anxiety and depression, had more attention problems or exhibited more externalizing behavior than healthy children[31].

Lower levels of maternal education seemed to predict more attention problems in the child.

Category 1 represents better language skills and less attention problems, and category 3 worse language skills and more attention problems.

Children from the OMT group were considered generally to have more attention problems (CBCL) than the contrast group.

Conversely, feminine cultures are more concerned with ecological problems and might therefore be expected to pay more attention to problems of antibiotic resistance.

Another challenge is the possibility of contamination: health care workers might give more attention to problems of depression and anxiety because of their newly learned skills to provide support for these problems to patients outside the intervention group.

In the years since Purdue Pharma pleaded guilty, the company has tried to make its product safer and to draw more attention to problems of abuse.

A majority said the United States should pay more attention to problems at home than those abroad, but in the area of foreign policy, 6 of 10 said that diplomacy, not military strength, was the best way to ensure peace.

Li Qinghe, one of the National People's Congress delegates, even broke ranks to say he "resolutely endorsed" Xi's selection as president but: "I hope that he will pay more attention to problems affecting the people's lives".