"There is a significant organizing consciousness among unions in California that I haven't seen in other parts of the country," said Kent Wong, director of the Labor Center at the University of California, Los Angeles.
One might expect that a fundamental feature as significant as consciousness appears to be should take some part in the world's causal commerce.
For instance, he says that objects of awareness do not exist as causally significant entities distinct from consciousness; rather, consciousness is caused by its apparent objects, from which it takes on a particular shape (ākāra).
The hosts are making significant advances in consciousness, rising up en masse across multiple time frames and the whole future of the resort is in question.
The most common manifestations were significant alterations in consciousness (coma, stupor) in 12 patients, and either generalized or partial seizures in ten patients.
UNICEF also noted the significant shift in consciousness of the Filipinos when it comes to preparing for disasters.
Middle- and short-latency SSEP were statistically significant in predicting consciousness recovery, and middle-latency SSEP was statistically significant in predicting 6-month CPC outcome.
Our novel finding was that subjects with rapid inflow of gastric content into duodenum have significant correlation with consciousness of postprandial fullness (Table 2).
Significant improvement in consciousness was achieved after an intravenous bolus of 0.3 mg naloxone followed by a continuous infusion of naloxone at 0.3 mg/hour.
Significant improvement in consciousness level (Glasgow Coma Score 15) without mental confusion was obtained after an intravenous bolus injection of 0.3 mg of naloxone followed by a continuous 0.3-mg/hour infusion.
In addition to psychotherapy, patients with depression or anxiety that met the following criteria received psychotropic medication: disorders that did not allow the patient to carry out basic daily activities, experience of suicidal ideas, significant disturbances of consciousness, no response or aggravated clinical criteria after psychological treatment.
