ライフサイエンスコーパス: attentiveness

1 eased attention to comfort to less clinician attentiveness.

2 l activity associated with changes in infant attentiveness.

3 ormance, though we found no association with attentiveness.

4 en field, possibly suggesting an increase in attentiveness.

5 responding (0.24, -0.15 to 0.63), and infant attentiveness (-0.19, -0.63 to 0.25) during parent-child

6 obbing sequence playbacks, showing a greater attentiveness and a quicker approach to the loudspeaker,

7 ween prenatal cocaine exposure and decreased attentiveness and emotional expressivity, as well as dif

8 vely tutored birds, and because variation in attentiveness and in the social modulation of attention

9 best treatment requires methods of empathic attentiveness and nondiscursive thinking that can be lea

10 acquisition and are hypothesized to modulate attentiveness and sensory processes, thereby affecting t

11 -would have been missed without his mother's attentiveness and the availability of sensitive molecula

12 computerized tests assessing working memory, attentiveness, and conflict network during four visits i

13 sociated with self-reported positive affect, attentiveness, and fatigue measured with the PANASX (SBC

14 The framework's factors (Fluid Intelligence, Attentiveness, Crystallized Intelligence, and Experience

15 To ensure attentiveness during VEP assessments, subjects responded

16 ic periods that result from reduced parental attentiveness in tropical birds.

17 scores on errors of commission (P=0.05) and attentiveness index (P=0.03) on a continuous performance

18 served (eg, use of accessory muscles, color, attentiveness; kappa, 0.48-0.66) than signs that require

19 pical passerines because of reduced parental attentiveness of eggs.

20 reported to have enhanced visual awareness, attentiveness, or social interactions.

21 erformance variability (P = .01) and reduced attentiveness (P = .003).

22 were more likely to demonstrate deficits in attentiveness (P = .03) and response speed (P = .02), wh

23 e of the uncertainty and by increasing their attentiveness to information related to the uncertainty.

24 l connection and rituals of interaction, and attentiveness to issues of diversity and social inclusio

25 socioeconomic status (SES) display increased attentiveness to others and greater prosocial behavior c

26 tion increased the primary outcome of infant attentiveness to parent (effect size 0.29, 95% CI -0.26

27 The primary outcome was infant attentiveness to parent.

28 lence, argues for more study of and clinical attentiveness to potential adult outcomes of men's own c

29 A continued attentiveness to the specialization within the DMN allow

30 nctions such as memory, decision making, and attentiveness to threat-related cues.

31 Responses such as increased parental attentiveness yielded reduced development time and creat