Sentence examples for considered unconscious from inspiring English sources

When these changes become more profound, the animal is considered unconscious.

It is not because it necessarily differs from other concepts mentioned above, but because what I am after is a self-understanding that also considered unconscious processes.

The degree of consciousness at diagnosis, based on evaluation by the attending doctor, was reported to be normal in 94.5% of the case subjects and impaired in 5.2%, and 0.3% were considered unconscious.

Patients who, after careful testing, remain unresponsive to the environment even though their eyes may be open, are considered unconscious or in a vegetative state (Jennett and Plum, 1972; Royal College of Physicians, 1994).

Juries, for instance, are sometimes told to consider only whether discrimination was deliberate and willful (which may leave less room to consider unconscious biases), or whether an H.R. decision constituted discrimination or not (which leaves less room for considering situations in which discrimination was one factor, if not the only one).

This too could be considered an unconscious attachment.

First, consider the unconscious expectations themselves.

Many commentators consider that unconscious bias has just as much of a role to play in keeping the glass ceiling remains stubbornly in place, and a recent discrimination case in the employment tribunal has provided a good illustration of this.

That can be a tricky thing considering the unconscious prejudices and ideas that exist in the minds of even the most liberal people.

These processes are mainly considered to be unconscious processes involving multiple options for responses evaluated in parallel, to determine an adequate response associated to a stimulus (cf. [40]).

These often go unnoticed by the individual and therefore absent of any conscious reflection and are considered habitual or unconscious desires [ 11, 12].