Sentence examples for Cognitively challenged from inspiring English sources
Conversely, an intellectual giant might be cognitively challenged in various fields, such as remembering where he put his keys.
Who can help caregivers when a loved one who's cognitively challenged and depressed meets every suggestion with apathy or resistance?
People who stutter are most often portrayed in these media as cognitively challenged, mentally unhealthy, shy, dangerous, or as the object of ridicule.
This will allow evaluation of observer- and self-report instruments to be administered in neurologically ill geriatric populations such as PD, and identification of appropriate scales to use in cognitively challenged PD patients.
As a "mobile dad" himself, Mr. Lee says not only that parents are "at their most cognitively challenged (tired, in a new situation)" during a child's first few years, but that those years are a critical window for obesity prevention.
Families and governments at all levels are ill-equipped and understaffed for the financial carnage and loss that cognitively challenged elders are being subjected to by both legitimate and illegitimate companies and individuals preying on their vulnerability.
This is in agreement with Davis et al, 32 who argued that rather than being mediated by physical fitness benefits, the exercise-induced cognitive changes may be a direct result of neural stimulation by cognitively challenging movements.
Technological automation is making jobs less routine and more cognitively challenging.
It may be that people who are cognitively intact get more pleasure from cognitively challenging activities than people whose faculties are starting to fail.
We think it can be built up throughout life, so taking part in cognitively challenging activities, learning new skills and continuing to "use it or lose it" probably applies no matter how old you are – crucially, it's never too late to start.
This latest study is among the first to use electrocorticography – which places electrodes directly on the exposed surface of the brain – to measure neural oscillations as people perform cognitively challenging tasks and show how these rhythms control communication between brain regions.
