Sentence examples for sufficient consciousness of from inspiring English sources

In Buddhist philosophy, the ongoing task is to produce a sufficient consciousness of the self for there to be reincarnation, while simultaneously securing the understanding that the individual self is not (in the end) a substantial, concrete thing, but a delusion that will dissolve or become liberated into Nirvana.

Thus, during surgery for AIS, the anesthesiologist must balance adequate sedation and analgesia to prevent bad memories as a result of postoperative recall and sufficient consciousness to respond to commands [ 5].

The marketing of black music, rap, hip-hop and R'n'B repackages negative images and those of us who lack sufficient consciousness or experience can become seduced into acting out their stereotypical fantasies or worst nightmares while they get rich.

I've always believed that any action done with a sufficient level of consciousness and commitment is never wasted.

This group consisted of 14 patients that died and 25 patients that never regained a sufficient level of consciousness until the discharge from the ICU.

The clinical detection of ICU-AW by MRC muscle strength score appraisal as well as fully informative study of respiratory dynamics presupposes that patients have sufficient level of consciousness to cooperate and respond to orders [ 10, 11].

Among the 74 patients enrolled in the study 39 patients did not have a sufficient level of consciousness for the assessment of limb muscle strength by the MRC score and the diagnosis of ICU-AW could not be established.

Consciousness (of the appropriate sort) may be sufficient for (but underived from) intentionality, and yet, intentionality does not require consciousness.

The claim that attention is not sufficient for consciousness is typically made as part of a defence of the idea that attention and consciousness are underpinned by two distinct brain processes (see, e.g., Koch and Tsuchiya, 2007).

In addition, Rosenthal (2005) thinks that the occurrence of a suitably caused HOT is sufficient for consciousness, even in the absence of any targeted first-order state.

Binding may be necessary for consciousness of individual objects but it does not seem to be sufficient.