"orienting to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of becoming familiar with or adjusting to a new place, person, situation, or environment. For example, "The new students were still orienting to their new school after the first week."
Effect sizes were minimal in the orientation and orienting to name domains.
Treatment differences and effect sizes were negligible for the orientation, social interaction, and orienting to name domains.
As was seen in the overall patient population, treatment differences and effect sizes were negligible for the orientation, social interaction, and orienting to name domains.
For the more moderately impaired patient stratum (MMSE 16 to 20), all the domains except orientation, social interaction, and orienting to name were minimally but positively affected by donepezil 23 mg/day treatment.
The SIB was designed to assess cognitive function across nine domains: language, memory, praxis, visuospatial ability, attention, orientation, social interaction, construction, and orienting to name [ 8].
However, the orienting account of the PES is also linked to orienting to the inhibitory process.
Clinical trials organization can be daunting especially when orienting to a new system.
A main distinction has been proposed between voluntary and automatic mechanisms underlying temporal orienting (TO) of selective attention.
However, virtually no research examines such age-related differences in the neural circuitry supporting attention orienting to emotional faces.
The conclusion was averted head and eyes play a major role in infants' orienting to an adult's hand.
Mickleborough and colleagues have revealed that migraineurs lack suppression of unattended events and have heightened orienting to sudden onset stimuli in peripheral locations [20].
