"mental presence" is a valid phrase in written English and can be used to refer to one's state of mind or level of focus in a given situation.
It can also refer to the impact one's thoughts or ideas have on others. Here's an example sentence using "mental presence": "Despite their physical absence, his mental presence was felt strongly throughout the meeting as his ideas and suggestions shaped the conversation."
This means that the user is shutting off the outside world, having a physical presence in one place yet a mental presence in one entirely different.
The Sickness chains me to my couch for hours at a time while my toddler son continues to grow and develop without my mental presence.
The body refers to a person's strong physical presence, which is situated at a location in the universe and the mental presence in the universe is the brain which is a powerful computing machine capable of precise logic and beautiful creativity.
severe acidosis (pH < 7.25) and hypercapnia (PaCO2 > 60 mmHg); life-threatening hypoxaemia [arterial oxygen tension (PaO2)/inspiratory oxygen fraction (FIO2) < 200 mmHg)]; tachypnoea (>35 breaths/min); respiratory arrest; somnolence, impaired mental status; presence of co-morbid illness; and presence of other complications.
But that would entail having in place an objective, competent mental health presence in SportsWorld.
The predictors include a patient's requirement for mechanical ventilation, septic shock status, altered mental status, presence of pleural effusion, pneumonia with multilobar involvement, high fever or hypothermia, high BUN level, arterial blood acidosis, and hypoxemia.
From the physical findings, data were documented on the GCS, altered mental status, presence of unequal pupils, signs of vault fractures and basal skull fractures, scalp hematoma, focal neurological signs and gait abnormalities.
As for the familiarity for mental disorder, the presence or absence of any mental disorders was entered.
Moreover, they did not investigate risks attributed to specific diagnostic categories, but rather risks attributed to mental health disorders, presence of an affective disorder and comorbidity.
Besides altered mental status, the presence of signs of base of skull fracture, unequal pupils, and scalp hematoma were statistically significant.
Sickness absence is a complex behavioural outcome, but our results suggest GI complaints contribute by increasing the risk of long term sickness absence independently of comorbid mental illness and presence of other somatic symptoms.
