Sentence examples for reducing experience from inspiring English sources
In the Treasury of Higher Knowledge (AKBh ad I, 17), Vasubandhu provides the following list to account for the causal relations that obtain between the sensory systems and their bases or domains of activity (āyatana): Thus the Buddhist accounts for sensory activity and cognitive awareness by reducing experience to its contents and analyzing it in terms of its constitutive elements and functions.
The lack of focus on these areas of palliative care may also reflect the novelty of this field within the area of pediatric HIV care, whereby the recent focus has been on reducing experience of pain and the physical discomforts of dying.
3. Is playing active video games effective in reducing experienced fatigue by children with cancer?
The emphasis would be on reducing both symptoms and disability, on improving knowledge and skills necessary to manage the illness, enhancing social inclusion and vocational functioning and reducing experiences of stigma and discrimination.
This view reduces experience to data and then goes further by saying that data is superior to experience.
It allowed players to import characters from previous games, albeit with reduced experience levels, and introduced a moral alignment feature that limited the areas players could visit.
A rapid turnover of personnel in the ministries reduced experience in data protection practices.
Patients with MDD also demonstrate reduced experience of reward (DSM-5; American Psychiatric Association, 2013).
Reducing clinical follow up may result in de-skilling of clinicians, or at least reduced experience of those currently in training (Rodger, 1997).
Failure in early stages of development, including maternal stimulation, might cause reduced experience with tasks that are important for higher-order cognitive functions.
Disturbed affect, such as increased depressed mood, increased anxiety, or reduced experience of pleasure (anhedonia), is a key symptom in mood and anxiety disorders.
