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1 00 mm Hg], tachypnea [>/=22/min], or altered mentation).
2 der whether animals experience similar sleep mentation.
3 lter their potential to experience REM dream mentation.
4 cloaks is very important in practical imple- mentation.
5 tween executive control demands and internal mentation.
6 the aim to delineate its role during ongoing mentation.
7  sea, have the potential to experience dream mentation.
8 mmals have the potential to experience dream mentation.
9 ied Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS; Mentation + Activities of Daily Living + Motor) change a
10 ndicated that the physician's description of mentation and mood was the only item that differed signi
11 s add to the characterization of spontaneous mentation and pave the way for more mechanistic investig
12  adverse events comprising slowed speech and mentation and word-finding difficulty).
13 nset elevation of aminotransferases, altered mentation, and disturbed coagulation.
14 terized by lightheadedness, fatigue, altered mentation, and syncope and associated with postural tach
15 r survival, but underlying causes of altered mentation are poorly understood.
16     Both subjects had progressive decline in mentation associated with pancytopenia and hyperbilirubi
17 y might not simply reflect ongoing conscious mentation but rather a more general form of network dyna
18         Under normal conditions, vivid dream mentation combined with skeletal muscle paralysis charac
19 ly mammalian group to experience vivid dream mentation due to the morphophysiological independence of
20 esonance functional connectivity, repetitive mentation, emotional state, and cardiac autonomic output
21           These circadian arrhythmias impair mentation, immunity, autonomic function, endocrine activ
22 he application of techniques revealing dream mentation in humans to other mammals, specifically those
23 er understanding of the possibility of dream mentation in nonhuman mammals.
24     Here, we explore the potential for dream mentation, in both non-REM and REM sleep across mammals.
25                           This non-REM dream mentation may be different in the species where non-REM
26           Alternatively, evidence that dream mentation occurs during both non-REM and REM sleep, indi
27         If we take a hard-stance, that dream mentation only occurs during REM sleep, we conclude that
28 spiratory rate of 22/min or greater, altered mentation, or systolic blood pressure of 100 mm Hg or le
29 be an attribute of the spontaneous conscious mentation performed during wakeful rest.
30 10(-63)) and with the thought-like nocturnal mentation that is specifically associated with restless
31 otional distress, and thought-like nocturnal mentation that was validated to be a specific proxy for
32 dominal metastases, acute trauma, or altered mentation were excluded.
33  anatomic brain lesions, presence of altered mentation with evidence for impaired cognition or arousa