Sentence examples for score inattentive from inspiring English sources

aIA score: inattentive score.

Pearson correlation showed a significantly negative correlation between gestational age and ADHD-RS score, inattentive score, hyperactivity and CGI-S score (P = 0.004, 0.013, 0.015 and 0.002, respectively).

Correlations between ADHD-RS scores (total score, inattentive, and hyperactive/impulsive sub-scores) and CHIP-CE scores (total, domain, and sub-domain scores) at baseline, at endpoint, and for the change from baseline to endpoint, are shown by age subgroup using Pearson's correlation coefficient and the corresponding 95% confidence interval.

As shown in this study, the three ADHD scores (inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and total scores) were associated with evaluated BLLs in the univariate analysis.

The scores from each category were added to form three scores: inattentive score (sum of items 1 to 9), hyperactive/impulsive score (sum of items 10 to 18) and total score (sum of items 1 to 18).

Either modeled by univariate or multivariable analysis, the three ADHD scores (inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and total scores) calculated from the Parent Rating Scale showed strong positive correlations with BLLs but not with BCLs.

The three ADHD scores (inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and total scores) calculated from the Parent Rating Scale had positive correlations with BLLs, father's work in e-waste processing and e-waste workshops around the house, negative correlations with sex, age and serum ferritin, but no correlation with BCLs.

DBD: Disruptive Behavior Disorder rating scale [22]; Inatt: Scores on inattentive items; H/I: Scores on hyperactive/impulsive items The final sample consisted of children from seven ethnic groups inhabiting the Limpopo Province of South Africa.

"Our Andromeda" verges, at times, on a kind of vigilantism, evening the score with inattentive friends, an "absent obstetrician," insurance companies, and the Brooklyn parents of "normal" babies Shaughnessy must endure at every crosswalk.

The ADHD-RS comprises a total score, an inattentive sub-score, and a hyperactive/impulsive sub-score.

The participants who attended the diagnostic assessments showed no significant differences from those that did not at T1. However they had significantly higher score for inattentive (but not hyperactive-impulsive) symptoms at T2 (6.1 versus 4.3; p=0.025), suggesting that the prevalence estimate based on available data might be slightly inflated.