Sentence examples for of low attention from inspiring English sources
The system was less successful in predicting lower attention levels, so the students with longer duration of low attention periods were predicted attention level which was too high.
We can now say that strong FI, leading to strong mutual inhibition between coactive HNCs, corresponds, at the cognitive level, to small amounts of attentional resources available for processing new sensory input (as small amounts of resources, or low attention, imply a tougher competition between costimulated lexical representations, and between ongoing activity in the brain and sensory input).
This work was pivotal in the decision to establish onchocerciasis control programmes in similar communities; those with a significant burden of onchodermatitis but which had previously received low attention because of low prevalence of onchocercal blindness.
In a fast-food culture of instant gratification and low attention span, we often demand quick answers.
The reason for oscillation in this case is that the participants' performance is so low that there are two explanations of their bad performance: low attention and low capacity.
Second derivative profiles of IR spectra and μ-Raman analyses allowed defining the mineralogy of ceramic pastes, inferring the local provenance of raw materials and the low attention paid in their manufacturing.
The experimental task involved sound localization among 15 positions, which demanded intense attention and was less easy to perform, whereas the control task required detection of a different pitch, which required low attention and was easy to perform.
We hypothesized that TotTV would show a higher proportion of low-level attention cues around the speaking character ('the signal'), with a lower proportion of exogenous attention cues in the rest of the frame ('the noise').
Notably, the subset of "education" exhibits the lowest attention (cpp = 6.42).
However, among poorest households of various States, Uttaranchal have the lowest attention towards proper age at school entry (1 percent) compared to the wealthiest households of Sikkim (11.9percentt).
