The phrase "analyses of cognitive function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, neuroscience, or any field that studies mental processes and behaviors.
Example: "The research paper presented several analyses of cognitive function in patients with Alzheimer's disease."
Alternatives: "evaluations of cognitive performance" or "assessments of mental processes."
In addition to analyses of cognitive function in terms of group means, we analysed the proportions of cognitive impairment.
Covariates in the analyses of cognitive function were: age, Karnofsky and depression status, use of CYP2D6 inhibitors, steroid medication and breast cancer.
To avoid effects of multiple comparisons in the analyses of cognitive function, the analyses were performed in mixed linear models including all 19 subtest scores into the same model.
MHVS, Mill Hill Vocabulary Scale Regression analyses of cognitive function at year 4 were adjusted for age and sex; those of 4 year cognitive change were adjusted for baseline cognitive scores, age and sex, before myocardial infarction, angina, transient ischaemic attack, stroke ('vascular disease') and duration of diabetes, and Mill-Hill Vocabulary were controlled for in two separate steps.
The aim is to emphasize the importance of focusing cognitive models on how evolution shapes functional paths to adaptations, as well as to adopt fitness maximization analyses of cognitive functions.
In addition, we conducted sensitivity analyses adjusting for DSST score as a measure of cognitive function, and analyses that excluded participants with blood lead concentrations ≥ 10 μg/dL or ≥ 5 μg/dL.
Factor analyses on cognitive functioning, physical performance, and functional limitations demonstrate that the interviewees' answers to questions concerning different aspects of the same category are generally consistent.
Possible predictors of cognitive function were analysed as independent variables using a forced entry method of multiple regression analysis.
The secondary outcomes of change in the continuous measures of cognitive function and self-reported adherence will be analysed in the same way.
In univariate analyses, cortisol was not associated with current general cognitive ability (g) or with individual tests of cognitive function (Table 3).
Studies of cognitive function in larger samples of patients would enable important sub-group analyses, driven by biological hypotheses, to be undertaken.
