Sentence examples for relationships attention from inspiring English sources

The public meetings were efforts at dialogue where sincere relationships, attention to power dynamics and staying focussed on matters of relevance were achieved during the meetings.

Most HR studies have reported non-diagnosed problem behaviors such as social withdrawal, aggressiveness, impaired relationships, attention problems and neuromotor deficits (14, 24).

Given these inter-relationships, attention is increasingly shifting to disentangling the independent and/or joint effect of individual SEP and residential area socioeconomic conditions on cardiometabolic outcomes [ 12, 43, 45].

As in the previous study, the six pairwise comparisons between contrast images revealed just two significant positive relationships: Alphabet Attention versus Spatial Attention, and Alphabet Mentalizing versus Spatial Mentalizing [ t(15) > 1.78, P < 0.05; one-tailed tests were used here because they replicate previous significant results].

Relationships require attention, dedication, and communication as we work through outer and inner issues.

Relationships require attention, but when the chase has long since ended and security takes hold, it's easy to get comfortable.

Paul Dolan Dolan is professor of behavioural science at LSE and his recent bestselling book Happiness by Design: Finding Pleasure and Purpose in Everyday Life aims to provide insights into behavioural science and the relationship between attention and of happiness.

(Their relationship drew attention last year when Mr. Hunter was accused of sexual harassment in a lawsuit by a female employee on the radio show; it was settled out of court. He declined to be interviewed).

Previous research has shown a relationship between attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms and driving anger and adverse driving outcomes.

Studies examining a relationship between attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and relative visual inattention towards left space have produced inconsistent results.

Apologies to the A-List bloggers but I think the most interesting speaker will be Nicholas Ampazis from Feeds 2.0 who will talking about the future of RSS and its relationship to attention metadata.