Only 13 (10%; 6-16%) used a loss of integration concept, and 59 (44%; 36-53%) did not articulate a concept (i.e., used a restatement of the criterion or left no response).
In their own words, only 15 (8%; 5-13%) used a loss of integration concept (Table 3).
In this sense, the definition of schizophrenia as a loss of vital contact with reality (concept of autism), results from a rigorous study of the structures that define the architecture of intuition in the psychotic subject.
A "loss of innocence" is a common concept, and is often seen as an integral part of coming of age.
The concept of a loss of hemodynamic coherence probably explains the negative results in the 1990s where several studies were conducted that targeted the normalization, or even the supranormalization, of systemic oxygen delivery variables [ 15, 16].
This is in line with the quantitative EEG analysis results regarding the concept of synaptic loss: the AD process is accompanied by a loss of synapses that induces a loss of long-distance functional connectivity which is picked up by EEG connectivity measures.
Adding to the tendency of the Army to be muscle-bound was the loss of a concept that was used extensively in World War II: officers, including generals, being relieved of command for failing to accomplish their assignments.
The loss of familiar concepts of self, such as body image and mental integrity, appear to constitute the main problem.
"Declining bonuses in the City, the loss of the concept of a job for life and increasingly tougher conditions when it comes to work life balance have meant that many talented individuals have decided to become entrepreneurs," he says.
He said the government was trying to relieve the pressure on the NHS, particularly on A&E units - and repeated his concerns over the "loss" of the concept of "family doctoring".
