Sentence examples for vigilance expected from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the legally elevated status of the fetus as an individual entity, separate from the mother, has resulted in focussing public attention on the behaviours of pregnant women and heightened the vigilance expected of them [ 24].

Tamarins from EBQB reacted by increasing total vigilance due to increased horizontal scanning, whereas the comparison with same-sized groups from PI revealed either no differences in vigilance or the expected changes in downward scanning (Fig.  1).

Higher risk was observed in men than in women, and due to gender difference in health vigilance, we would expect the opposite as women more often interact with health care personnel [ 64].

Participants performed a mundane vigilance task, during which they were expected to daydream, while viewing a display that elicited an illusion of self-motion (i.e., vection).

Psychotherapy techniques that focus on reducing worries would thus be expected to mitigate the vigilance and preferential attention to threat that characterize GAD and other forms of anxiety.

Models do not include an indicator for receipt of psychiatric medications, some of which can worsen glycemic control and which would therefore be expected to increase clinicians' vigilance about monitoring glycemic state and responding to above-target HbA1c values.

The vigilance regulation capacity varies among manic patients: 35% of patients are expected to have a markedly instable vigilance regulation and therefore are expected to strongly respond [ 38].

High level of vigilance for the diagnosis of MetS is expected among health providers.

Shorter RTs were expected for a high EEG-vigilance state.

As for the third comparison, it is possible that a mere difference in the percentage of heterospecifics does not cause a response in individual vigilance behavior, but if it does individuals in the group with less heterospecifics would be expected to (3) spend more time looking downwards, whereas total vigilance levels in groups of the same size should not change.

This proportion can be expected to grow in inverse proportion to the vigilance of follow-up regimens, and should thus be modeled.