Sentence examples for representing attention from inspiring English sources

The items are rated on a 4-point scale (0=does not apply, 1=mild (occasionally present), 2=moderate (often present), 3=severe (almost always present)) and are grouped into three dimensions (psychometric scales) representing attention deficit, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.

A Cincinnati, Ohio (USA), study (Ris et al. 2004) showed lasting significant effects of BPb between 6 and 28 weeks on factor scores representing attention and visuoconstruction in adolescents when prenatal BPb was tested without simultaneously considering postnatal BPb exposure history.

Throughout his career he has hit headlines – not least because of high-profile marriage to the artist Sam Taylor-Wood and short-lived fling with singer Lily Allen – along with a knack for representing attention-grabbing artists such as Hirst, Tracey Emin and the Chapman brothers, expanding while others contract through two financial downturns over the past 20 years.

Of course she was going to concede, and concede gracefully; but first, to borrow a line from a play about the kind of person she purported to represent, "Attention must be paid".

The CCS score which represents attention and executive functioning, putative of cerebral frontal lobe functioning was also associated with the same adiposity parameters, including the 3rd vs. 1st tertile of total fat mass, WC and WHR over time.

The contingent negative variation represents attention activation, motor preparation, and a proactive response to suggested targets.

As shown in Figure 2, we construct an attention shift network or attention graph to represent the attention shift process at the collective level.

According to Visible Measures' cross-platform, video-ad tracking data, online viewers on average watch about 54% of the way through (representing an attention gap of 46%) a typical video ad on major social platforms.

Considered collectively, this literature suggests a broad role for posterior STS in representing social attention cues, but unlike the evidence from macaque anterior STS, there is little indication that posterior STS represents such cues in a direction-sensitive manner.

We compared IIV in elements of operant behavior representing activity, attention and impulsiveness in 16 SHR (Charles River, Italy; SHR/CrlNico) and 15 WKY rats (Charles River, France; WKY/Nico) in a simultaneous visual discrimination task using sixteen Campden Instruments operant chambers (see [see [ 22, 23]].

We propose an attention shift network (or attention graph) representation to represent the attention shift process at the collective level.