Sentence examples for indicating conscious from inspiring English sources

21 Earlier cross-sectional findings from the MCS demonstrated that the likelihood of being unimmunised against MMR tended to be greater in more disadvantaged families, while children living in more affluent households were more likely to receive single antigen vaccines (indicating conscious rejection of combined MMR).

This late slow wave may indicate conscious thought, Kouider and colleagues report online today in Science.

Other studies using EEG and also using a masked visual paradigm indicated conscious processing to commence at 270 ms [78], [79] (see also the survey about conscious and unconscious processing in [36]).

When pressed to provide a justification, subjects typically focus on nonexistent harms associated with the actions, indicating that conscious reasoning is not a good predictor of their judgment of wrongness.

Initiation of a behavioural response coincides with perception of a new image, indexed by activation and network integration of ITC, indicating that conscious experience is directly related either to the initiation of a behaviour or to the awareness of its initiation.

I am not suggesting that showing a woman as independent or concerned about her job is the best way to challenge stereotyping, or that this recent trend indicates a conscious decision or a coherent shift.

Changing energy significantly during speech may indicate a conscious effort to stress words that are semantically important or a change in mood related to the content of the speech.

Rather it a matter of what Dennett calls "cerebral celebrity", i.e., the degree to which a given content influences the future development of other contents throughout the brain, especially with regard to how those effects are manifest in the reports and behaviors that the person makes in response to various probes that might indicate her conscious state.

This indicates that conscious, but also unconscious incongruent primes in trial n-1 trigger conflict adaptation effects in trial n (irrespective of whether trial n contains a conscious or unconscious prime).

Furthermore, the variation located at practice level might indicate a (conscious or unconscious) practice policy regarding the number of treatment sessions.

There has been some discussion over the specific role of the ERN, since Endrass, Reuter, and Kathmann (2007) found no difference in ERN responses whether or not the error was noticed by the individual, whereas the Pe indicated more conscious error awareness.