Sentence examples for conscious score from inspiring English sources

There was no overlap in scores between conscious and unconscious subjects, suggesting a potentially useful cutoff or threshold for consciousness, somewhere between the highest unconscious score (0.31) and the lowest conscious score (0.44).

Conscious score at 15, 30, 45 and 60 minutes were not different between the two groups.

In the emergency room, patient was conscious scoring 15 points in Glasgow Coma Scale.

The same can't quite be said for the team's slightly more self-conscious scores for "Gigi" and "Camelot".

He was conscious and scored E3 for eye opening, V5 for verbal response, and M6 for motor response on the Glasgow Coma Scale.

In 1996, Anderson et al described the Palliative Performance Scale (PPS), a modification of the KPS based on 5 observable parameters (ambulation, activity combined with evidence of disease, self-care, intake and conscious level) scored into 11 categories.

They didn't seem at all self-conscious and scoring a goal seemed to be all they had on their minds.

Each of these 10 patients had acute uncomplicated falciparum malaria, was fully conscious (Glasgow coma score of 14 15) and had no abnormality detected by standard neurologic examination.

All patients with UM (n = 6; four males and two females; mean age 4.7 years, mean parasitaemia 53 349 parasites µl−1, parasitaemia range 151 500) had P. falciparum parasitaemia and a packed cell volume above 25% and were fully conscious (Blantyre coma score 5/5).

Lindsay Cullinan, 25, a fourth-grade teacher, said that one girl was so self-conscious about her score that she asked for it to be whispered in her ear (Ms. Cullinan usually shows students their score on a piece of paper).

In relation to consumer awareness, we can assert that the studied sample is very conscious, presenting high scores for attitudes towards environment.