Sentence examples for supporting this attention from inspiring English sources

As a consequence it is clear that managing as well as supporting this attention enhances both, behavioral and neuronal performance (Ebner et al. 2013; Spitzer et al. 1988).

An early PET study in which participants were asked to attend to subjective emotional responses supports this: attention to emotion was associated with activation of both ACC and AIC (Lane et al. 1997).

Evidence from numerous neuroimaging studies support this compensatory role of attention in vision [ 4– 7].

A commentary by Cuttler and Feinendegen supported this observation and drew attention to the overall shape of the dose response curve by showing, in Figure 2, the cumulative absorbed dose to the lungs on a logarithmic scale.

Publication of the FAIR-HF study in the New England Journal of Medicine in November 2009 supported this hypothesis and drew attention to the importance of diagnosing and treating iron deficiency in patients with HF.

The educational package developed to support this process gave specific attention to the necessary practical learning outcomes required by students, such as how to obtain local audit registration through to identifying the necessary data collection points required and where to find these.

The decreased hemodynamic activity during the task period in a subgroup of participants who perceived mild to no or improved comfort may also support this idea because their attention and regulatory activity might be attenuated when they perceive less discomfort when grinding metal strips despite the expectation that they had during the rest period.

While it may be difficult to obtain direct evidence to support this scenario, it clearly deserves attention.

A draft study by two University of Chicago economists that is attracting a lot of attention in the academy supports this view.

Clearly, the Administration needs to focus its full attention on and vigorously support this issue to win congressional approval.

Moreover, there is some evidence that the mechanisms supporting selective attention in visual search may differ between adults and children.