Sentence examples for systematically attended from inspiring English sources

Participants exhibited visual routines in which they systematically attended to a specific feature (or "anchor point") in the graph; in the size task, most participants inspected the taller bar first, and in the contrast task, most participants attended to the darker bar first.

For instance, when judging whether a two-bar graph depicts a specific relation configuration (i.e., [short tall] or [tall short]?), most people either systematically attend to the left bar first or the taller bar first (Michal, Parrot & Franconeri: Three modes for seeing relations between objects, in preparation).

Physicians of the Spanish Influenza Sentinel Surveillance System report and systematically swab patients attended to their practices for influenza-like illness (ILI).

Being aware of my reflexivity and documenting this, allowed me to attend systematically to every step of the research process.

Reflexivity, for example, is an active, iterative process [ 56], described as ' an attitude of attending systematically to the context of knowledge construction... at every step of the research process' [p484, 23].

Controls were systematically selected from women who attended obstetrics and gynecology clinics at these hospitals, and did not have present or past history of fistula.

49 If the Hb levels differ systematically between non-attending and attending school-aged children, this may act to either dilute or exaggerate geographical variation in Hb levels.

In all three experiments, perceived AV synchrony was systematically biased towards the position of the attended disk (repeated measures ANOVAs: pop-out, F 5,35) = 5.00, p<0.01; cueing, F 5,35) = 27.60, p<0.001; fixation, F 5,35) = 18.97, p<0.001).

Medically attended patients with ILI were systematically swabbed to collect information on exposure, laboratory outcome and confounding factors.

To determine whether attending patients systematically responded differently to the invitation method, attenders and non-attenders were compared on median age, gender, mean blood pressure, and previous diagnosis of hypertension using t-tests or chi-square tests as appropriate.

We also systematically observed early care and education practices in Community Preschools which were attended by 24 of the 1321 children in our sample while informal observations were conducted in several others.