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stable and did not abuse substances, but they were considered to be cognitively disabled and chronically ill.

And there was no difference cognitively between the two groups.

About 12 percent were cognitively impaired, and the lower their vitamin D level, the more likely they were to be in that group.

Broad sense of thinking is the preconscious type of awareness that we have in sensational cognitively relevant sensations.

Compared with people with optimum vitamin D levels, those in the lowest quartile were more than twice as likely to be cognitively impaired.

Advance directives have been developed to convey a person's decision, while he is cognitively capable, about his future end-of-life care.

rather than less will go into old age more cognitively sound than someone who has not had an active mind.

We knew that they were going to be slow cognitively.

This is argued to be cognitively motivated by the conceptual prominence of the CORE stage in a speech act scenario.

Everyone construes his (her) world cognitively as he (she) grows up.

Some said children would be cognitively deprived if not taught in their native tongue .

Cognitively , man, the subject of cognition, must classify and categorize the objects.

The often witnessed result is of a victim who is cognitively unable to aid his own survival.

The last part is a conclusion survey, with the doing with the view in order to summarize mainly and cognitively of this research.

Studies show that being more physically and cognitively active can increase the amount of time you spend in deep sleep at night.

Qualitative conceptions operate with meaning as the content, and the processes as cognitively high level.

Cognitively, reference can be studied along with information processing of human mind.

So one of the most cognitively demanding things we do is buy furniture.

Participants were asked to rate how frequently they engaged in cognitively stimulating activities.

Dr. Kuhl calls bilingual babies "more cognitively flexible" than monolingual infants.

Versionnames are chosen as to be cognitively related to the prior release, yet not related in the same way as the release before that.

But why should driving be so cognitively onerous in the first place?

The tendency of neglecting "proper attention to fairness" and reproaching "efficiency first" should be revealed the root cognitively.

In addition to achieving higher performance, these cognitively overqualified employees were less likely than others to quit.

Especially to cognitively complex humor, full of twists and surprises.

You have been physically present but not cognitively engaged with your children.

"We already know that physical exercise can help people stay cognitively sharp as they age, " she adds. "This study may help explain why. "

As a result and representation of human thought and cognition, language order is iconic or cognitively motivated.

Think meta cognitively about your business.

We spend millions and millions of dollars for water that is cognitively, if not actually, free of contamination.

The third way in which sound affects you is cognitively .

This is how tagging works, cognitively speaking.

All users will be more efficient and make fewer errors if they have a product designed with cognitively disabled users in mind.

Perceiving Cognitively and Going beyond the Cultural Psychology of Nations

Ethic review in clinical research: cognitively impaired persons