Sentence examples for preserved conscious from inspiring English sources

propose that patients with Parkinson's disease are "blind to blindsight" as they show preserved conscious vision, but erroneous "guess" localization of visual stimuli, poor saccades/motion perception, and poor emotional face perception with blunted autonomic reactions.

As such they preserve conscious vision, but show erroneous 'guess' localization of visual stimuli, poor saccades and motion perception, and poor emotional face perception with blunted autonomic reaction.

In this syndrome, there is an absence of conscious object identification, but preserved 'guess' of the location of a stimulus, preserved reflexive saccades and motion perception and preserved autonomical and expressive reactions to negative emotional facial expressions.

However, in the context of a conscious attempt to move the affected limb, the preserved intention may be sufficient to engender a (false) sense that movement has actually occurred.

Analytic points can seem opinionated but our editors and our writers are very conscious of preserving a line between news and opinion".

The major part of their realm was in China proper, but the Juchen were very conscious of preserving their ethnic identity.

Overly conscious of preserving his record-high approval ratings he chose to abandon his "moral challenge" of action on carbon emissions.

Conscious of preserving his status and wanting to put something specific on the table, Secretary Powell resisted the pleas, saying the time was not ripe, officials said.

"After this project, many people have become conscious about preserving the trees and the authorities have also increased the cost of cutting trees for the purpose of constructing new houses or offices".

"We are conscious of preserving the existing Delicious experience and will make improvements based on feedback," the company notes.

He defends having the conjunction of "a future-like-ours" (a kind of potentiality) and "actual conscious desires that can be satisfied only if [one's] personal future is preserved" as sufficient for FMS (p. 84).