Sentence examples for perceived attentiveness from inspiring English sources

The results revealed that learners who received no feedback had significantly higher perceived attentiveness and value than their peers who received constructive feedback.

Inaccurate alerts are considered along with the dog's perceived attentiveness and whether the dog peed during the test.

"We are in another world that is no more than this world perceived with unprecedented attentiveness," he writes, and his own close attention is admirable.

Only differences in AD attentiveness (P < 0.001) and perceived AD susceptibility among participants from the second trial (P = 0.011) remained significant in analyses of participants who completed the pre-education questionnaire, however (Table  3).> -wrap-foot> Results are adjusted for demographic factors that varied by cohort (age, race, income, employment status, study site, and study trial).

The picture we paint is one of attentiveness, when, in fact, we are perceived as being quite the opposite.

In fact, in studies which explicitly asked for 'not seeking a clinician's help after a traumatic event despite wanting to' factors of the help-system were frequently mentioned - ranging from perceived lack of time, knowledge or interest of the clinician and the clinician 'not asking', to the wish for more attentiveness, activity and referring on the side of the clinician [ 36- 38].

For perceived advantage?

"It will be well perceived".

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

Thus, the pigeons' behavioural response regarding general attentiveness and predator-specific scanning behaviour to displayed stimuli was based on the reference of the signal, the novelty of the information and the perceived urgency rather than on the signals' physical properties alone.