Sentence examples for partial awareness of from inspiring English sources

However, 1 potential caveat with this measure is that participants may have had partial awareness of the prime stimulus (e.g., awareness of face parts), which may have caused the neural effects, even if such partial awareness was insufficient to support accurate fame-classification.

In other words, it remains possible that our measure underestimated prime awareness (e.g., Kouider and Dupoux 2004) for a discussion of the impact of partial awareness on masked priming].

Because the 2-AFC task can be performed on the basis of face parts, it takes into account the potential influence of partial awareness on priming (see Kouider et al. 2007 for a discussion on the beneficial use of this type of 2-AFC procedures).

One study on cancer patients in their final few weeks of life found that 17% had "partial awareness", 9.5% "denying awareness" of both their terminal prognoses and foreshortened life expectancies.

Partial awareness, according the typology of Glaser and Strauss, includes the suspicion of dying or the pretence of not dying [ 37].

Of the 60 patients who met the inclusion criteria, 10 were excluded for partial awareness, leaving 31 with hypoglycemia awareness and 19 with hypoglycemia unawareness (Table 1).

These patients can be considered in a state of self imposed 'partial awareness' of dying.

In the process of falling asleep, a person passes through a period of "partial sleep" in which awareness of the environment drops rapidly but in which the level of cortical arousal (which falls less rapidly) remains sufficiently high to permit some appreciation of external stimulation.

This highlights the importance of educating patients and relatives on the consequences of partial and non-adherence and raising awareness of the treatment options available to overcome poor adherence to medication in psychosis.

Even among these groups, however, there is a growing awareness of the environmental contribution to disability and a partial embrace of the social model (Cureton and Brownlee 2009).

It betrays awareness of earlier Germanic Expressionism.