Sentence examples for performance conscious from inspiring English sources

CPC 1 ('good cerebral performance: conscious and alert with normal neurological function or only slight cerebral disability') was equivalent to GOS 5 ('good recovery: able to return to work or school').

The contributors to Beyond Bibliometrics discuss the changing environment of scholarly publishing, the effects of open access and Web 2.0 on genres of discourse, novel analytic methods, and the emergence of next-generation metrics in a performance-conscious age.

Seagram hopes St . Regiswill appeal to health- and performance-conscious consumers who like the taste of dry wine but not its effects.

The dosages of glycine and strychnine we choose had no effect on locomotor activity or motor performance in conscious mice.

In fact, patients were driving this correlation; controls exhibited little variance due to ceiling performance on conscious associative encoding/retrieval.

Furthermore, in pacing-induced heart failure model, the stimulation of GLP signaling with GLP-1 has also been demonstrated to improve cardiac performance in conscious dogs with dilated cardiomyopathy [ 25].

Sarah is so moved by Nick's socially conscious performance art that it doesn't occur to her how immensely self-serving his act is.

This third one is the most painful to observe, but there's an element of conscious performance about it: she's suffering, but she's playing it for all it's worth.

In this model, chronically dizzy patients are suffering from a kind of performance anxiety: their conscious minds are preoccupied with a usually spontaneous function, and what is supposed to be automatic ceases to be.

But what for me is breathtaking about the central ballet section it is its attempt to capture the "out-of-body", fugitive experience of an artist in performance, when the conscious mind is suppressed and the body and pure instinct take over.

A broader distinction between the (automatic) initiation and the (conscious) performance of behaviour, however, is concordant with the present definition.