Sentence examples for reduction of awareness from inspiring English sources

The State Dissociation Questionnaire (SDQ; Murray, Ehlers and Mayou, 2002, α =.88) is a 9-item scale assessing different aspects of dissociation such as derealization, depersonalization, detachment, altered time sense, emotional numbing, and reduction of awareness in surroundings.

This is especially true given the findings of the B-Unaware trial, which demonstrated no significant difference between protocols based on the Bispectral Index monitor or minimum alveolar concentration for the reduction of awareness in high risk patients.

Peritraumatic stress reactions refer to the different stress-associated behavioral, emotional, cognitive, and physiological symptoms during and immediately following a traumatic event (e.g., fear of dying, fear of losing emotional control, tachycardia, sweating, shaking, dizziness, dissociative symptoms, reduction of awareness, etc).

Sleep is a condition of altered consciousness in which there is a reduction of sensory awareness, behavioural output and metabolic activity.

Sartre's famous analysis of the shame one experiences at being discovered in an embarrassing situation is a phenomenological argument (what Husserl called an "eidetic reduction") of our awareness of another as subject.

The results also showed that the increase in mutual awareness led to a reduction of individual situation awareness, possibly due to the limited mental resources.

A more recent study by Avidan et al [ 12] in the high risk population suggested that a protocol to increase vigilance, rather than the BIS monitor itself, could possibly account for the reduction in the incidence of awareness.

In this paper we take both energy awareness and reduction of actor tasks' times to completion in WSANs into account and propose a two-phase task allocation technique based on Queuing theory.

Greater awareness and reduction of risk factors for cardiovascular disease in women are needed.

In summary, the present survey gives a broad picture of awareness of post-surgical adhesions and their reduction among European gynaecological surgeons.

This is considered to contribute greatly to the reduction of stigma and discrimination by increasing awareness that AIDS is no longer a death sentence [ 37].