Sentence examples for of possible attention from inspiring English sources

In order to further explore the notion of possible attention effects we performed an additional experiment on sixteen subjects where we used two different auditory stimuli plus the baseline condition.

The Motor Function Neurological Assessment (abbreviated MFNU in the Norwegian edition of 'Motorisk Funksjonsnevrologisk Undersøkelse') has been developed over a 25 year period based on clinical observations and assessments of children referred for evaluation of possible Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

Van Vechten's reminiscence elaborates: "Personally, I thought it a clear case of ego, of his wanting all possible attention at his death.

While this issue is broad and may involve a great number of possible genes, attention has been focused specifically on the genes on which some studies were performed.

Besides the scientific underpinning of possible policy measures, attention should be drawn to the practical feasibility of policy measures.

Mr. Gabriel referred to a 1995 interview in Wired magazine in which Mr. Eno said: "An artist is now much more seen as a connector of things, a person who scans the enormous field of possible places for artistic attention, and says, 'What I am going to do is draw your attention to this sequence of things.' There is no longer such a thing as art history, but there are multiple art stories.

Or bring them into the public domain and to the attention of possible claimant nations?

Some of the viperid snakes are born with a bright green tail tip (contrasting strongly with the rest of the body colour), which they are capable of waving and shaking in a way that attracts the attention of possible prey.

The persistence of misconceptions and the ramification of possible perpetuation suggest greater attention needs to be paid to preservice teacher knowledge of evolution, the nature of science, and situations of chance prior to entering the profession.

In other words, these critics would prefer Beard, and no doubt all women, to be concerned only with valuing themselves as the passive objects of their possible sexual attention.

Our results are thus divided in two broad sections: first, an analysis of the LTM mutants for visual attention and memory phenotypes, and second an analysis of possible Gal4 networks affecting visual attention in flies.