Sentence examples for compared with conscious from inspiring English sources

Many previous fMRI studies either showed substantially reduced or no activations to invisible stimuli103,104,105, or effects that were significant, yet weaker and more focused compared with conscious processing e.g.106,107,108.

Several studies reported that the breathing frequency decreases by about 40 60% in anesthetized mice compared with conscious mice (Hamelmann et al., 1997; Takezawa et al., 1980).

Our findings of differential brain activation with nonconscious cues, compared with conscious cues, add to previous evidence of 2 processes by which placebo and nocebo responses are conveyed.

Deep sedation resulted in greater physician satisfaction with procedural conditions as well as lower BIS scores but no significant difference in patient satisfaction compared with conscious sedation.

Nonconscious compared with conscious activation of conditioned placebo analgesia was associated with increased activation of the orbitofrontal cortex, a structure with direct connections to affective brain regions and basic reward processing.

The mechanism for cTn elevation may differ in critically ill patients compared with conscious non-ICU patients presenting with chest discomfort and cTn elevation, but ultimately both cases result in myocardial cell necrosis.

Several studies show higher procedural pain and burden for CT colonography compared with colonoscopy with conscious sedation due to air or carbon dioxide insufflation [ 6- 8].

Western businessmen tend to find Ukraine relatively cosmopolitan and tolerant, compared with self-conscious and prickly Russia.Most of this has happened despite, rather than because of, the country's rulers.

Spectral analysis of spontaneous EEG (see 'Materials and methods' section) showed, at the group-level, a significant increase of high-frequency oscillations (α- and β-bands) in locked-in syndrome-emergence from minimally conscious state compared with the minimally conscious state (one-way ANOVA testing group differences, followed by post hoc Bonferroni corrected t-test) (Supplementary Table 3).

Additionally, the responses of eight conscious rabbits prepared with chronic gastric fistula were compared with similarly prepared conscious dogs (n = 10) and conscious rats (n = 18).

In summary, our present study has examined neuronal activity patterns in hippocampal CA1 networks during the dissociative anesthetic state-induced by ketamine and compared with other natural conscious and unconscious state such as slow wave sleep.