Sentence examples for degree of conscious from inspiring English sources

In such a case, external stimulation of the thalamus should restore some degree of conscious functioning, as it apparently does.

Across groups the number of errors made during practice was related to the amount of learning, and the degree of conscious monitoring of the movement.

It requires a significant degree of conscious effort to avoid that pitfall.

They vary by degree of conscious intent on the part of those doing the damage (knowingly targeted?) and whether destruction occurs by frontal assault or through negligence and decay.

The multidimensional construct of empathy comprises various cognitive aspects (theory of mind, perspective-taking, cognitive empathy), which require an ability to adopt another person's perspective and to reason about complex mental states, as well as attributions of affective mental states mainly involving affective mirroring and a lesser degree of conscious inferencing [1].

They proposed that Type I alexithymia is characterized by a low degree of conscious awareness of emotional arousal and a low degree of emotion accompanying cognitions; whereas Type II alexithymia is characterized by a normal or high degree of conscious awareness of emotional arousal together with a low degree of emotion accompanying cognitions.

Determinants of price knowledge are also examined and the results indicate that price knowledge builds up not only because of active search but also due to accidental exposure to prices and with low degrees of conscious processing.

When we speak or sing or rap, we manipulate all of these parameters with various degrees of conscious control, and when we listen to someone sing or speak or rap, we pay attention to all of these parameters, which arguably matter as much as or more than the words.

Patients with the lowest level of conscious light perception show the greatest degree of sleep impairments.

It remains possible that the degree of rather than the existence of gamma band synchronization reflects the level of conscious awareness (cf. Grandjean et al. 2008).

Philosophers have been left with commentary on the sciences and arts, along with musings on morality whose superiority to anyone else's, when there is any, is due to a higher degree of self-conscious organization of thought rather than to some special knowledge or method.