Block says that Damasio's view of the self compromises the integrity of a phenomenal consciousness in animals and some neurological patients.
Too personal, and the political self is compromised.
Propped on such flimsy scaffolding, her sense of self was compromised.
If you want to get mad, Geimer says, take it out on Judge Laurence J. Rittenband, now deceased, whose preening self-regard compromised his integrity in presiding over Polanski's case.
A thorough-going Victorian all the same, he was one of those poets who, without self-compromise, are able to pick up and express the public mood.
The cycle of self-loathing and self-compromise.
Those who practice self-compromise often lie in a pool of delusion and indecisions.
However, we refer to the SRH, assessed as an experience of 'voices' on a continuum from imaginary or unreal to real, as a broader concept that includes the salience of AVH (Kapur, 2003) as well as compromised self monitoring (Frith, 1992), meaning impaired ability to recognize one's own mental functioning.
Although appropriating recipients' self-control efforts can be essential when their self-control is compromised, as when they are drunk, a better approach in most situations is to calibrate one's help to complement the recipient's own efforts.
Depletion of Setd6 in mESCs led to cellular differentiation, compromised self-renewal and poor clonogenicity, suggesting that mESCs require Setd6 for self-renewal and portraying H2AZK7me1 as a marker of cellular differentiation.
The American public-broadcast system the other television enterprise of which the Pythons had direct experience is similarly high-minded, though its self-confidence is compromised by corporate and foundation grantsmanship and an ambiguous relationship with the federal government.
