Sentence examples for rate attention from inspiring English sources

While building out an entire analytics dashboard is a tall task for a fledgling publisher, platforms like Moat can be utilized to track advanced metrics like viewable impressions, in-view time, interaction time, interaction rate, a heat-map-like hover rate, attention quality, and time to scroll.

To maximize the response rate, attention was generated during presentations for the Dutch Foundation for Bipolar Disorders and the Belgian College of Neurological and Biological Psychiatry and through flyers at a meeting of the International Group for The Study of Lithium Treated Patients (IGSLi).

Suffice it to say we're talking blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, attention span, coordination and a lot more.

The digit symbol [21] and the visual scanning test from the Delis-Kaplan Executive Function system (D-KEFS) [22] were used to rate attention.

This morning, it was the scene of six hours of political theater about a minor sport that rarely rates attention.

For accurate data acquisition at these higher rates, attention needs to be paid to apparatus design in order to minimise contributions from transient forces arising from resonances and the propagation of shock waves in the apparatus.

The bottom line is that if one decides to use very low tidal volumes with high respiratory rates, attention to the details is invaluable.

None of the three JA behaviours (shared look rate, shared attention rate and shared attention intensity) showed a significant association with the primary outcome of case control status.

Estimates of Kendall's τ for shared look rate, shared attention rate and shared attention intensity were 0.83, 1.00 and 0.87, respectively, so these three measures were taken forward for further analysis.

Few of the improvements in urban America — the growth of the black middle class, the decline of the murder rate, greater attention to inner-city schools — have taken firm hold in New Orleans.

Larissa MacFarquhar's fascinating article on the efforts of the Buddhist monk Ittetsu Nemoto to address Japan's high suicide rate brings attention to the complexity of suicidal thoughts, an important contribution when the incidence of suicide is on the rise ("Last Call," June 24th).