Sentence examples for with increased attention from inspiring English sources

In our cohort, DNA adducts were associated with CBCL test scores consistent with increased attention problems at 4.8 and 7 years of age and increased anxiety and depression scores at 4.8 years of age.

Substantial reduction in neonatal mortality with increased attention to these factors may be possible without significant increases in costs and should be an area for future research effects aimed at evaluating the effect of skilled resuscitators on short- and long-term neonatal mortality.

Increasing demands are being made for health-care to become user-oriented with increased attention to patients' perspectives and needs – and thereby emphasize the individuals' life world experiences.

However, with increased attention being paid to processes of globalization during subsequent years, these world cities came to be known as global cities.

However, with increased attention on access to safe drinking water, we may have an opportunity to catalyze action to develop innovative water sector funding and technologies.

The activation of a number of these regions is consistent with increased attention to food cues and enhanced motivation to eat.

With the prevalence of HCPs increasing [ 10], coupled with the increased attention to conduct ACP outside of acute and RACF settings, there is a strong impetus to provide ACP in HCPs.

Some studies with similar findings have attributed this increase in vaccination rate with the increased attention and physician recommendations the patients receive during these visits [ 2, 23- 25].

With the increased attention given to geographical labeling and the increased awareness of enterprise brands in many countries, anti-counterfeit systems for identifying the origin of agricultural products are important for limiting the production of fake goods and improving the competitiveness of agricultural products.

One important reason for this small or lack of effect might be the faulty assumption that high-anxiety (HA) subjects show a consistent attentional bias, whereas low-anxiety (LA) subjects do not react with an increased attention to threat.

But with the increased attention came new pressures.